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7:15 PM ET, January 28, 2007

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Think Progress:
Brownback Knocks Down Lieberman Claim That Iraq Resolutions 'Encourage The Enemy'  —  This morning on Fox News, Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) echoed the Bush administration and claimed that people who oppose escalation in Iraq are emboldening terrorists.  "[I]t will discourage our troops …
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John Amato / Crooks and Liars:
Lieberman says he'll consider voting Republican in '08  —  Does this come as a shock to you?  CT voters should think long and hard about their beloved Holy Joe.  He keeps lying about the November election.  It refuted the GOP completely. but he seems to think it was a call for bi-partisanship...My god..
Associated Press:   Brownback joins GOP opposition to Bush plan
Hindrocket / Power Line:
NICE GOING, JOHN  —  Yesterday we noted John Kerry's disgraceful performance at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.  Today, in the Power Line Forum, Glenn Bowen points out the follow-up from the Middle East.  Click to enlarge:  —  And, from the FARS News Agency: … Thanks, John.
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english.farsnews.com:
Kerry Backs Up Iran's N. Rights  —  TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Former US presidential nominee John Kerry voiced full support for the Islamic Republic's right to use civilian nuclear technology on the basis of the rules and regulations of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NTP).
Discussion: Power Line and Don Surber
Irene Khan / The Huffington Post:   A Window of Opportunity in the Middle East
Ruth Elkins / Independent:
Muslims urged to refuse 'un-Islamic' vaccinations  —  A leading Islamic doctor is urging British Muslims not to vaccinate their children against diseases such as measles, mumps, and rubella because they contain substances making them unlawful for Muslims to take.
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Glenn Greenwald / Unclaimed Territory:
Just "evolution in action"  —  (updated below - updated again)
Discussion: Riehl World View
Maha / The Mahablog:
Where Is Everyone?  —  My impression is that yesterday's antiwar protests got more news coverage than the big march around the White House in September 2005.  And this is true in spite of the fact that the crowd showing up for the 2005 march was much bigger, estimated — conservatively — as between 100,000 and 200,000.
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Linton Weeks / Washington Post:
Fonda Reprises A Famous Role At Peace Rally
Discussion: NewsBusters.org and Tammy Bruce
Rick Moran / Right Wing Nut House:
ANTI-WAR PROTEST: WHERE IS EVERYONE?
Zachary A. Goldfarb / Washington Post:
Jeb Bush Rallies Conservatives at Summit  —  Non-Candidate Shows Ability to Excite the Party  —  At a time when the conservative movement is looking bereft, humbled by midterm-election defeats and hungering for a presidential candidate to rally around, Jeb Bush delivered yesterday in Washington …
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Sarah Wheaton / The Caucus:
Romney Appeals to Core Audience
Discussion: The Corner and ShopFloor.org
Jonathan Darman / Newsweek:
A Reluctant Rebel's Yell  —  From Vietnam to Capitol Hill, Chuck Hagel has never been afraid to fight.  Now he talks about what could be his biggest battle yet: a run for the White House.  —  Chuck Hagel wears pain on his face.  The senior senator from Nebraska earned two Purple Hearts in Vietnam …
Times of London:
Death squad chieftains flee to beat Baghdad surge  —  Hala Jaber, Amman and Sarah Baxter, Washington  —  DEATH SQUAD leaders have fled Baghdad to evade capture or killing by American and Iraqi forces before the start of the troop "surge" and security crackdown in the capital.
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Washington Post:
5 Myths About Suburbia and Our Car-Happy Culture  —  They don't rate up there with cancer and al-Qaeda — at least not yet — but suburban sprawl and automobiles are rapidly acquiring a reputation as scourges of modern American society.  Sprawl, goes the typical indictment, devours open space …
Discussion: Economist's View
Robert Kagan / Washington Post:
Grand Delusion  —  It's quite a juxtaposition.  In Iraq, American soldiers are finally beginning the hard job of establishing a measure of peace, security and order in critical sections of Baghdad — the essential prerequisite for the lasting political solution everyone claims to want.
StrategyPage:
Myths of the Iraq War  —  January 28, 2007: Top 10 Myths of the Iraq War.  In no particular order.  There are more, but ten is a manageable number.  —  1-No Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD).  Several hundred chemical weapons were found, and Saddam had all his WMD scientists and technicians ready.
Washington Post:
Iraqi Soldiers Clash With Insurgents  —  Iraqi soldiers supported by U.S. helicopters on Sunday clashed with a gathering of insurgents hiding out amid date palm orchards near the southern holy city of Najaf, according to Iraqi officials.  —  For the past several weeks, Sunni insurgents …
Fernanda Santos / New York Times:
Evidence From Bite Marks, It Turns Out, Is Not So Elementary  —  FIFTEEN years ago, Roy Brown, a hard-drinking man with a criminal record, was convicted of stabbing, beating, biting and strangling a social worker in upstate New York.  The case rested largely on one piece of forensic evidence …
Discussion: TalkLeft and The Volokh Conspiracy
Los Angeles Times:
A deal in the desert for Sen. Reid?  —  A bill he wrote could have affected the friend who sold the land.  —  BULLHEAD CITY, ARIZ. — It's hard to buy undeveloped land in booming northern Arizona for $166 an acre.  But now-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid effectively did just that when a …
Discussion: Captain's Quarters and Lonewacko
Deborah Howell / Washington Post:
Accurate, but Not the Whole Story  —  Accurate stories can be misleading.  Two recent Page 1 stories — one on the Fairfax County libraries and the other on the sale of Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards's Georgetown house — brought complaints that there was less there than met the reader's eye.
Discussion: AMERICAblog, Ezra Klein and Macsmind
 
 
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Jane Hamsher / Firedoglake:
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Bruce Kesler / Democracy Project:
Rules of Engagement for Conscience and Sense
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Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:
Ginsburg Decries Sexism By Being Sexist
Discussion: The Heretik
Ruth R. Wisse / Opinion Journal:
Gliberalism  —  Universities are among the most cynical institutions in America.
Laura Secor / New York Times:
Whose Iran?  —  The Mahestan mall in South Tehran is sometimes called …
Discussion: Matthew Yglesias and Unfogged
Christopher Chyba / The Huffington Post:
Is There a Kind of Multipolar Security Spiral Now Taking Place in Northeast Asia?
Ibrahim Barzak / Associated Press:
Hamas, Fatah Clashes Continue in Gaza
Michael Pollan / New York Times:
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 Earlier Items: 
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Biden: 'Failed policy' emboldens enemy
Jeff Stein / CQ.com:
National Security Whistle Blowers: The 'Undead'?
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Richard Pérez-Peña / New York Times:
Giuliani Is Sounding More Like a Candidate
Borzou Daragahi / Los Angeles Times:
Iraq cultivates ties to Democrats
D. Aristophanes / Sadly, No!:
Still Standing (Technically)
Discussion: Confederate Yankee
Sam Roberts / New York Times:
Giuliani Is Cautious as He Weighs '08 Decision
Dinesh D'Souza / Washington Post:
Bin Laden, The Left and Me