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6:05 PM ET, February 23, 2007

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Associated Press:
AP: Vilsack to end White House bid  —  DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Democrat Tom Vilsack is abandoning his bid for the presidency after struggling against better-known, better-financed rivals, a senior campaign official told The Associated Press on Friday.  —  Vilsack left office in January …
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Jeff Zeleny / The Caucus:
Vilsack Drops Out  —  Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack is announcing today that he's dropping out of the Democratic presidential race.  His campaign said Mr. Vilsack will make a major announcement at 11 a.m. in Des Moines.  —  Tom Vilsack, right, answered a question from George Stephanopoulos during …
Discussion: NewDonkey.com and The Big Question
Dan Balz / Washington Post:
Vilsack Drops Out of 2008 Presidential Race
Discussion: Daily Kos and Democracy in America
William Kristol / Weekly Standard:
You Go, Geffen!  —  Hillary Clinton's very bad week.  —  We know from the philosophers that a true statement is true without regard to the reliability or sagacity of the person who utters it.  We have it on good authority that the truth shall set us free.  David Geffen spoke truth to Maureen Dowd last week.
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E. J. Dionne Jr / Washington Post:
Clinton and Obama's Hollywood Scene
Katharine Q. Seelye / New York Times:
New Republic to Cut Back Publication Schedule  —  The New Republic, the thinning left-leaning weekly magazine whose circulation has plunged in the era of the Web, is overhauling itself with a new configuration of owners, who are investing in a new look for the magazine and cutting back its publication schedule to every two weeks.
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Ben Smith / The Politico:
New Republic Sold, to Drop Weekly Publication Schedule  —  The Canadian media giant CanWest has taken a majority stake in the 92-year-old New Republic, and plans to relaunch the weekly as a thicker, glossier - and half as frequent - magazine with a more robust Web site.
Eric Black / The Big Question:
Verbatim Bachmann on Iran: "There's already an agreement made.  [Iran is] going to get half of Iraq and that is going to be a terrorist safe haven zone."  —  U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann claims to know of a plan, already worked out with a line drawn on the map, for the partition of Iraq …
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Christine Stuart / ctnewsjunkie.com:
Lieberman Calls for Political Cease-fire  —  U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman called for a "political cease-fire" for the next six-months to give the new military leadership a chance to show the public the new strategy is working.  —  Lieberman who met with state officials in Hartford Friday said …
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Greg Sargent / Horses Mouth:
Okay, so we've prepared a little Joe Lieberman care package …
Discussion: TIME: Swampland
Editor and Publisher:
'NYT' SUNDAY PREVIEW: Suze Orman Reveals She is the '55-year-old Virgin'  —  NEW YORK In an interview for The New York Times Magazine this coming Sunday, financial guru and TV host Suze Orman gets on Deborah Solomon's case for not looking out for her own money, partly because "you are a woman."
Discussion: Don Surber and WuzzaDem
ABCNEWS:
EXCLUSIVE: Cheney on Global Warming  —  Vice President's Views At Odds With Majority Of Climate Scientists  —  Sydney, Australia, Feb. 23, 2007 — In an exclusive interview today, ABC's Jonathan Karl asked Vice President Dick Cheney about the topic of global warming, a subject Mr. Cheney has rarely addressed in the past.
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Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
Painting Over the Problems at Walter Reed's Building 18  —  It's not every day one gets to witness a whitewash in action, but Walter Reed Army Medical Center provided just such an opportunity yesterday.  —  In Sunday's Washington Post, Dana Priest and Anne Hull described the woeful conditions …
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Lizette Alvarez / New York Times:
Long Iraq Tours Can Make Home a Trying Front
Jeffrey M. Jones / Gallup Poll:
Among Religious Groups, Jewish Americans Most Strongly Oppose War  —  Opposition goes beyond Jewish Americans' political affiliations  —  PRINCETON, NJ — An analysis of Gallup Poll data collected since the beginning of 2005 finds that among the major religious groups in the United States …
Salon:
Emulating the Enemy … That description applies in equal parts to Osama bin Laden and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, as well as to leading American neoconservatives, including some of the government's most influential figures, and likely the President himself.  At least in terms of these impulses …
Discussion: Informed Comment and INSTAPUTZ
Abbas Milani / New York Times:
What Scares Iran's Mullahs?  —  IRAN has once again defied the United Nations by proceeding with enrichment activities, the International Atomic Energy Agency reported yesterday.  And yet, simultaneously, Iranian officials have been sending a very different message — one that has gone largely unremarked but merits close attention.
Discussion: Ezra Klein and toohotfortnr
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Michael Learmonth / Variety:
Fox News jogs its blogs  —  'It's Out There' gets test run  —  Fox News Channel is testing another pilot on Sunday that will air following its experiment in news satire, "The ½ Hour News Hour."  —  "It's Out There," a half-hour of stories derived from blogs, will get a half-hour …
Lisa Rein / Washington Post:
Fake Private Parts Are No Joke, Myers Says  —  Delegate Wants to Ban Vehicle Displays of Plastic Genitals  —  Maryland Del. LeRoy E. Myers Jr. to truckers: If you've got 'em, you don't need to flaunt 'em.  —  As the General Assembly debates global warming and the death penalty, Myers …
Steven Greenhouse / New York Times:
Labor Seeks Boost From Pro-Union Measure  —  Organized labor is fighting for a pro-union bill as if its life depended on it.  —  Some labor experts say the union movement's ability to reverse its slide could in fact hinge on its winning passage of the bill, which would make it easier for workers to join unions.
Kimberley A. Strassel / Opinion Journal:
Senator Lott Floods the Zone  —  A house is lost and now a senator wants revenge.  —  One big question when Democrats took over Congress was which industry would be first to feel the new majority's populist rage.  Oil?  Pharma?  Banks?  Corporate America just got its answer …
Discussion: Democracy Project
 
 
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Paul Kiel / TPMmuckraker:
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Howard Schneider / Washington Post:
Cheney Reiterates Criticism of House Speaker Pelosi
Pajamas Media:
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Anna Badkhen / San Francisco Chronicle:
New set of rape allegations leveled against Iraqi forces
Discussion: TAPPED
Dr. Rusty Shackleford / The Jawa Report:
U.S. Soldier Wrestles Suicide Bomber: US -1, Terrorists -0
Discussion: Ace of Spades HQ
White House:
Press Gaggle by Dana Perino
Alan Wirzbicki / Boston Globe:
Political bloggers fear publicists will infiltrate sites
Naomi Klein / Guardian:
The US psychological torture system is finally on trial
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Jackie Calmes / Wall Street Journal:
Statehouse Yields Clues to Obama
Discussion: Bloomberg and Liberal Values
Patrick Cockburn / Independent:
Revealed: The true extent of Britain's failure in Basra
CharlesR / Age of Hooper:
A Gathering of Eagles  —  I attended the press conference …
Joe Garofoli / San Francisco Chronicle:
Dems in uproar over Fox plan to cover debate
Richard Pérez-Peña / New York Times:
Stepping to the Plate, Giuliani Is Seeing Only Softballs
Tony Pugh / Real Cities:
U.S. economy leaving record numbers in severe poverty
David Espo / Associated Press:
Democrats move to limit Bush's authority