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10:25 AM ET, December 7, 2006

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Sudarsan Raghavan / Washington Post:
Threats Wrapped in Misunderstandings  —  The Iraq Study Group's prescriptions hinge on a fragile Iraqi government's ability to achieve national reconciliation and security at a time when the country is fractured along sectarian lines, its security forces are ineffective and competing visions threaten …
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New York Times:
Welcome Political Cover  —  When President Bush insisted that the Iraq Study Group would not provide cover for the White House to chart a "graceful exit" of American troops, he was missing the whole point.  The much-anticipated report from the bipartisan panel is precisely about political cover.
Michael R. Gordon / New York Times:
Will Iraq Study Group's Plan Work on the Battlefield?  —  The military recommendations issued yesterday by the Iraq Study Group are based more on hope than history and run counter to assessments made by some of its own military advisers.  —  Ever since the invasion of Iraq in 2003 …
Discussion: PrairiePundit and On Deadline
The Truth Laid Bear:
The Iraq Study Group Report  —  As most folks are aware by now, I've posted a HTML version of the Iraq Study Group Report here.  Why?  Because a monolithic PDF document is rather unwieldy, and makes it difficult for bloggers to comment on particular sections of the document and refer their readers to that exact section.
Ann Scott Tyson / Washington Post:
Senate Confirms Gates as Defense Secretary
Discussion: CNN Political Ticker
Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:
Giuliani, McCain Reject Israel-Iraq Linkage
Discussion: New York Sun and Atlas Shrugs
Washington Post:
From Hundreds Of Sources, Panel Forged Consensus
Discussion: PoliBlog (TM)
Spencer Ackerman / American Prospect:
No Middle Ground  —  The Iraq Study Group calls its prescription …
Christopher Dickey / Newsweek:   U.S troops just don't have the means to stop Iraq's death squads.
Victor Davis Hanson / Townhall.com:
Our Pearl Harbor  —  On Dec. 7, 1941 — 65 years ago this week — pilots from a Japanese carrier force bombed Pearl Harbor.  They killed 2,403 Americans, most of them service personnel, while destroying much of the American fleet and air forces stationed in Hawaii.
Discussion: Power Line
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Jaymes Song / Associated Press:
Pearl Harbor survivors meet for last time  —  PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii - With their number quickly dwindling, survivors of Pearl Harbor will gather Thursday one last time to honor those killed by the Japanese 65 years ago, and to mark a day that lives in infamy.
Dan / Riehl World View:
We Have No Claim To Pearl Harbor Day
Discussion: Attytood
CNN:
Senate approves Gates as defense secretary … WASHINGTON (CNN) — The Senate voted 95-2 Wednesday to approve Robert Gates as President Bush's choice to replace Donald Rumsfeld as defense secretary.  —  The vote came a day after the nomination sailed through the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Gregory Scoblete / TCS Daily:
What Rumsfeld's Critics Don't Get  —  Many Iraq war supporters greeted the resignation of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld with a sigh of relief, if not a quiet cheer.  —  Neoconservatives like the Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol and war historian Frederick Kagan began clamoring …
Discussion: Bill's Bites and Instapundit.com
CNN:
Bush may announce 'new way forward' in Iraq
Discussion: Outside The Beltway
Dahlia Lithwick / Slate:
Justice Grover Versus Justice Oscar  —  SCALIA AND BREYER SELL VERY DIFFERENT CONSTITUTIONAL WORLDVIEWS.  —  If judicial confirmation hearings in the Senate were one-tenth as illuminating as last night's debate between Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia and Stephen Breyer at the Capitol Hilton …
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Associated Press:
Mixed reaction to Cheney's daughter's pregnancy … WASHINGTON (AP) — Conservative leaders voiced dismay Wednesday at news that Mary Cheney, the lesbian daughter of Dick Cheney, is pregnant, while a gay-rights group said the vice president faces "a lifetime of sleepless nights" …
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Johanna Neuman / Los Angeles Times:   A pregnant pause in right wing
T. F. Boggs / t.f. boggs:
What we should and should not do: An Authoritative Voice...  After watching the Iraq Survey Group press conference today I am a firm believer that all politicians are idiots.  Okay well not all of them but they all have a problem understanding reality.  If any politician is reading …
Jeralyn / TalkLeft:
Arrest Warrant Issued in Denver for Oregon Blogger  —  Many of you will remember the Deb Frisch - Protein Wisdom blog drama.  —  Dr. Frisch has removed her website, but many of her posts and comments can still be found on Technorati and Google.  —  After the Frisch-Goldstein drama …
Ali Waked / Ynetnews:
Report: Hamas ministers met with US, EU officials  —  Palestinian source says ministers of Hamas-led government met with senior political officials in Europe, who showed their understanding for organization's stance.  In US, Hamas representatives meet with senior members of Democratic Party
Ned Parker / Times of London:
'I'll flee the country as soon as the US leaves'  —  The Iraqi sergeant has dodged bullets from the al-Mahdi Army and traded fire with Sunni insurgents.  —  Yet in his years with the Iraqi Army he has learnt one simple lesson: once the US military pulls back in Iraq, he should leave the country if he wants to survive.
Discussion: Captain's Quarters and Hot Air
Jeanne Cummings / Wall Street Journal:
Postcampaign Lobbying Thrives  —  Democrats Are Fêted  —  Ahead of Push  —  For Stricter Ethics Rules  —  WASHINGTON — Democrats may be promising a clampdown on lobbyist freebies once they take control of Congress.  But ahead of that push, party leaders are collecting lobbyists' checks …
New York Times:
Former Aide Parts With Carter Over Book  —  An adviser to former President Jimmy Carter and onetime executive director of the Carter Center has publicly parted ways with his former boss, citing concerns with the accuracy and integrity of Mr. Carter's latest book, "Palestine Peace Not Apartheid."
Discussion: TPMmuckraker
Pajamas Media:
SPECIAL TO PJM: Iran Supreme Leader Hospitalized.  Condition Grave.  —  Three days ago, Iran's dictator, Supreme Leader Ayatollah ali Khamenei, was rushed to the vast medical facility traditionally known as "Vanak" hospital (it now has an Arabic name that means "the 12th Imam Hospital") …
Discussion: Hot Air, Bill's Bites and Barcepundit
Michelle Malkin:
The Great Australian Bikini March; Plus: Muslim boys urinate on Bible  —  Aussie ladies are taking to the streets in their two-piece swimwear to protest those thug mullahs who attacked unveiled women as "uncovered meat."  (Hat tip - Ace)  —  A.M. Mora y Leon at Publius Pundit notes:
 
 
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Trouble?  —  People are feeling a bit testy and conflicted …
Discussion: Brendan Calling and Ruck Pad
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Popular Mechanics:
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Agence France Presse:
Follow God or vanish, Ahmadinejad tells West