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10:00 AM ET, April 23, 2007

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Scarecrow / Firedoglake:
Tell Me How This Ends — II  —  There were at least 70 people killed in Iraq on Sunday — twin car bombs, suicide bombers, pulling passengers from another sect off a bus and shooting them — just an average day in an endless chain of carnage.  Last night, CBS' 60 Minutes featured a segment …
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Karin Brulliard / Washington Post:
'Gated Communities' For the War-Ravaged
Discussion: FRAMESHOP, David Corn and The Heretik
Stephen Dinan / Washington Times:
United on immigration, Democrats divide voters  —  In New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina, the questions about immigration arise repeatedly — and Democratic presidential candidates say they know they are alienating some of their strongest supporters by calling for legalization of illegal aliens.
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Jill Lawrence / USA Today:
Candidates hope ideas strike chords  —  Voters getting an early dose of substance  —  WASHINGTON — Barack Obama is unleashing the fine print.  —  In the political hothouses of town meetings and union gatherings, the Democratic presidential candidate has shared his soothing style and intriguing background.
Adam Nagourney / New York Times:
Debates Losing a Bit of Luster in a Big Field  —  The last time Jonathan Prince checked, there were nearly 40 requests for John Edwards, the Democratic presidential candidate for whom he works, to appear at a candidate debate or forum.  —  They came from state Democratic parties and county Democratic committees.
Discussion: The Swamp
JA Bowl-a-Thon / WJLA-TV:
Student Government Asks Reporters to Leave by Monday  —  You've seen the news coverage from Blacksburg, complete with prominent network anchors reporting from the scene.  —  And now, the student government at Virginia Tech is asking for all of that to end.
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Justin Pope / Associated Press:   Va. Tech Students Return to Campus
Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice:
Virginia Tech Student Government Asks The Media To Please Leave
Discussion: Sister Toldjah and The Reaction
Washington Post:
Saving the Earth: The Biodiesel Bus Blog  —  Singer Sheryl Crow and environmentalist Laurie David have been traveling across America on a two-week Stop Global Warming College Tour, which winds up today at George Washington University.  Crow and David (co-producer of the documentary …
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truthout:
The Problem With Alberto  —  After a day of testimony that showed Alberto Gonzales to be so self-contradictory, so conveniently vacant and - at times - so simply risible that even radio listeners could feel the disgust that permeated the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing room …
Discussion: Wot Is It Good 4
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Michael Isikoff / Newsweek:
The GOP: Waiting for Him to Walk
Discussion: Firedoglake
Jason McLure / LAW.com:   Gonzales Hearing Showcases Policy Shift
Elizabeth Williamson / Washington Post:
FDA Was Aware of Dangers To Food  —  Outbreaks Were Not Preventable, Officials Say  —  The Food and Drug Administration has known for years about contamination problems at a Georgia peanut butter plant and on California spinach farms that led to disease outbreaks that killed three people …
Nicholas Confessore / New York Times:
Spitzer Plans to Introduce Gay Marriage Bill  —  Gov. Eliot Spitzer will introduce a bill in the coming weeks to legalize same-sex marriage in New York, his spokeswoman said Friday, a move that would propel New York to the forefront of one of the most contentious issues in politics.
Swaraaj Chauhan / The Moderate Voice:
"13yo skool grl is nu US txt mssg chmpN"  —  For those above 30 years of age the above headline means that "13-year-old school girl is new US text messaging champion".  Got it?  —  While competitive text messaging may not have quite gained Olympic status, the hundreds of mostly teenagers …
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James Hossack / Agence France Presse:
FYI, 13yo skool grl is nu US txt mssg chmpN
Ken Silverstein / Harper's:
Democrats Getting Paid  —  Last spring, with Republicans controlling both houses of Congress, I wrote an item saying that for corporations and federal contractors looking for favors in Washington, it was hardly even worth buying a Democrat anymore.  But the November 2006 Democratic victory changed all that.
Discussion: Captain's Quarters and MyDD
Mark Steyn / Chicago Sun Times:
Let's be realistic about reality  —  Within hours of the Virginia Tech massacre, the New York Times had identified the problem: ''What is needed, urgently, is stronger controls over the lethal weapons that cause such wasteful carnage and such unbearable loss.''
Tom Bevan / Real Clear Politics:
Interview with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice  —  (Editor's note: the following interview with Secretary of State Rice took place in her office at the State Department last Thursday, April 19.  It's been slightly edited for length and clarity.)  —  SECRETARY RICE: What can I do for you?
Discussion: Power Line and TIME
lvrj.com:
Harry Reid and a 'lost' cause  —  Senator forced to backpedal on remarks  —  The Democratic strategy to use the ongoing violence in Iraq to their political advantage in the run-up to the 2008 elections requires some skill and nuance.  But it's growing harder to believe Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid …
New York Times:
U.S. Knew of China Missile Test in Advance  —  After a Chinese interceptor smashed into a target satellite in January, Bush administration officials criticized the test as a destabilizing development.  —  It was the first successful demonstration of an antisatellite missile by any country in more than 20 years.
Mike Soraghan / The Hill:
Rep. Millender-McDonald dies  —  Rep. Juanita Millender-McDonald (D-Calif.), 68, who'd taken leave from Congress after being diagnosed with cancer, died Sunday, a congressional source said.  —  House Clerk Lorraine Miller has secured Millender-McDonald's office and is to oversee the office until an election can be held to replace her.
Discussion: The BRAD BLOG
Matt Welch / Los Angeles Times:
The politics of saying 'genocide'  —  More than 90 years after the Armenian genocide, the U.S. is deadlocked in a humiliating linguistic debate.  —  ON TUESDAY, President Bush will be obliged, by law, to wrap his double-talking mouth around one of the most curiously persistent debates in modern geopolitics …
Discussion: Matthew Yglesias
 
 
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Ruth La Ferla / New York Times:
Eco-Socialites Make Cleaning Green a Priority
Allahpundit / Hot Air:
Video: O'Donnell on VTech shootings — wrong on the facts, wrong on the law
Charlie Cain / Detroit News:
Edwards speaks to Detroit Democrats, calls for U.S. to leave Iraq
Discussion: Right Voices
Siun / Firedoglake:
"The cost of doing business"
Discussion: New York Times
Bradford Plumer / The New Republic:
WHO NEEDS A PLAN?:  —  This month's National Journal …
Deborah Haynes / Reuters:
Pressure increases on Wolfowitz to go: report
 Earlier Items: 
Byron Calame / New York Times:
Revisiting The Times's Coverage of the Duke Rape Case
Discussion: TalkLeft and Done With Mirrors
New York Times:
Students Recount Desperate Minutes Inside Norris Hall
Discussion: On Deadline
Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice:
Gingrich Says The Real Cause Of Virginia Tech Massacre Was Liberalism
Michiko Kakutani / New York Times:
The Politics of Prose  —  BARACK OBAMA wrote "very bad poetry" in college.
Discussion: Power Line
Digby / Hullabaloo:
Teflon Pete  —  Representative Pete Sessions was very adamant …
Jonathan Safran Foer / Washington Post:
Some People Love Guns. Why Should the Rest of Us Be Targets?
 

 
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