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Why An Ebola Flight Ban Wouldn't Work — On Sept. 19, Thomas Eric Duncan boarded a flight in Monrovia, Liberia, possibly after having lied on a screening questionnaire about his contact with persons carrying the Ebola virus. The next day, Duncan arrived in Dallas to visit his fiancée and son.
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Who Do They Think We Are? — The administration's Ebola evasions reveal its disdain for the American people. — The administration's handling of the Ebola crisis continues to be marked by double talk, runaround and gobbledygook. And its logic is worse than its language.
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The Ripple Effects of a Travel Ban Could Make The Ebola Problem Even Worse — Calls for an Ebola travel ban have gotten a lot louder. And they are not just coming from the lunatic fringe. Prominent Republican leaders, like House Speaker John Boehner, are now among those proposing …
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Michelle Nunn supports Ebola travel ban, reaffirms support for Obama
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Six Reasons to Panic
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Hot Air, Ed Driscoll, American Prospect and Politico

Police Officer in Ferguson Is Said to Recount a Struggle — WASHINGTON — The police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., two months ago has told investigators that he was pinned in his vehicle and in fear for his life as he struggled over his gun with Mr. Brown …
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Obama's New Ebola ‘Czar’ Does Not Have Medical, Health Care Background — WASHINGTON (CBSDC/AP) — President Barack Obama on Friday turned to a trusted adviser to lead the nation's Ebola response as efforts to clamp down on any possible route of infection from three Texas cases expanded …
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First on CNN: Obama will name Ron Klain as Ebola Czar
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GOP blasts Obama Ebola czar pick
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Ron Klain is a great choice for Ebola czar
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Vice-Presidential Aide to Lead Ebola Response
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Wall Street Journal, JustOneMinute, The Hugh Hewitt Show and Outside the Beltway

President Obama's credit card got rejected last month. Here's what happened next. — Presidents, they're just like us — their credit cards get declined. — President Obama's credit card was rejected last month at a restaurant in New York. — “I went to a restaurant up in New York when I was …
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Obama: ‘My Credit Card Was Rejected’
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Belize Confirms Patient With Ebola Symptoms On Cruise Ship Off Its Coast — Reports tonight are that two individuals possibly infected with the Ebola virus are in Belizean waters. Local TV station Channel 7 monitored in the capital City Of Belmopan tonight, reported having credible reports …
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This may be the worst race-baiting campaign ad since Willie Horton — Fighting to save an embattled congressman, GOP tries to spook voters with menacing images of a black convict — The National Republican Campaign Committee unveiled a race-baiting ad Friday linking the Democratic candidate …
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The Return of the ‘Different Kind of Republican’
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New GOP ad tries to tie Brad Ashford to felon who went on Omaha killing spree
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Man Sues After He Wakes Up From Colonoscopy Wearing Pink Panties — Delaware man Andrew Walls, 32, is suing after he awoke from a colonoscopy to find himself wearing a pair of pink panties. The prank took place at the Delaware Surgery Center, where Walls was an employee at the time.
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Cliven Bundy Makes A Midterm Ad Showing What He Knows About ‘The Negro’ — Everyone now knows he has at least one Black friend! — Cliven Bundy really is determined to make sure everyone knows he's not a racist because he has a black friend and we all really do know the government is to blame …
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Mediaite


Political Polarization in Action: Insights into the 2014 Election from the American Trends Panel — The Pew Research Center has developed a new tool for looking at the 2014 elections - a panel survey that enables us to check in with the same representative group of Americans several times during the course of the campaign.
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Firedoglake, Daily Signal and Washington Post


Scott Brown: “We Would Not Be Worrying About Ebola Right Now” If Romney Won — The New Hampshire Republican talked with Brian Kilmeade Friday morning about Ebola and the 2012 Republican nominee for president. — WASHINGTON — Scott Brown told Fox News' Brian Kilmeade Friday that Ebola …
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Balloon Juice and Washington Post


Leon Panetta and Hillary Clinton: It's Complicated — Reporters have focused on how the former defense secretary's memoir praises her and criticizes the president. The book itself tells a different story. — I'm thinking of teaching my journalism students about Leon Panetta's book tour—as a case study in how to game the press.


PENTAGON READYING FOR LONG WAR IN IRAQ, SYRIA — WASHINGTON (AP) — Ten weeks into its war against Islamic State extremists, the Pentagon is settling in for the long haul, short on big early successes but still banking on enlisting Syrians and Iraqis to fight the ground war so that U.S. troops won't have to.
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Koch Group Sends Fake Voter Information To Discourage Illinois Voters — They're not satisfied to be breaking the law in North Carolina. Now they're aiming at Illinois. — First it was North Carolina, now it's Illinois. Same pattern of voter suppression by fraudulent mailing, too.