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10:50 AM ET, April 13, 2008

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Chris Stephen / Scotsman:
It's Obama, stupid: Carter and Gore to end Clinton bid  —  DEMOCRAT grandees Jimmy Carter and Al Gore are being lined-up to deliver the coup de grâce to Hillary Clinton and end her campaign to become president.  —  Falling poll numbers and a string of high-profile blunders …
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Michael Finnegan / Los Angeles Times:
Obama expresses regret for remarks on small towns  —  He says he didn't choose his words well, but “I said something that everybody knows is true.”  Clinton says the comments “are out of touch,” and McCain also takes aim.  —  Facing an outcry from Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain …
Discussion: Redstate and Publius Pundit
Mike Allen / The Politico:
12 reasons ‘bitter’ is bad for Obama
Discussion: Perfunction, The Page and Reuters
Fox News:
Clinton Team Lunges at Obama, Hunts for Opening Over Small-Town America Remarks
Discussion: PSoTD
CNN:
Obama: If I offended, I deeply regret that
Megan McArdle:
Dancing fools  —  I was very sorry to be missing this, as I'm out of DC for the weekend, but not as sorry as I am now—someone just got arrested.  —  The background: twenty people were at the Jefferson Memorial, dancing to the private groove of their own iPods so as not to disturb anyone.
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Radley Balko / The Agitator:
So About That Tree of Liberty...  Tonight, a group of about 20 D.C.-area libertarians headed down to the Thomas Jefferson Memorial for some flash mob fun.  The prank was harmless revelry: To ring in Jefferson's birthday, we would meet on the steps of the memorial at 11:55pm, wearing iPods …
Julian Sanchez:
Hijinks Ensue  —  Twitter informs me that a friend—whose name I'll omit for the moment—just got arrested at a little dance party some libertarians were holding at the Jefferson Memorial (which, apparently, is open to the public 24/7).  I'm not entirely clear on what the charge could have been …
Discussion: Newshoggers.com
Big Lizards:
Forget It.  It's Chinatown... Big Lizards Breaking Bombshell News!  —  The most iconic photograph from the riots attending the torch-bearing ceremony, the one that has every tongue wagging, is surely this one: A Tibetan supporter violently assaulting a wheelchair-bound woman carrying the torch through Paris.
Discussion: Hot Air
Jenel Stelton-Holtmeier / Denver Post:
Joking students called on the carpet  —  The pair at Colorado College are rebuked over a feminist-newsletter parody seen as threatening.  —  A satirical response to a feminist publication at Colorado College has landed the college and two of its students in the middle of a fierce debate over freedom of speech.
Booman Tribune:
Serious Question  —  The ACLU wants a special prosecutor to investigate Bush's admission that he authorized torture.  I think that is a swell idea that is likely to go nowhere.  —  I hear John Conyers asked an assembled crowd today in Philadelphia whether any of them would object to impeaching the president.
Discussion: Hullabaloo
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Andrew Sullivan / The Daily Dish:
Will Clinton Over-Reach?  —  The “bitter” spat is gold for Morris-Rove politics, which is why Clinton is exploiting it so baldly.  It is exactly the kind of debate that has constructed American politics since Vietnam; it is exactly the kind of politics that Obama has been trying to transcend.
Discussion: Below The Beltway
Stephen Braun / Los Angeles Times:
Bill Clinton, China linked via his foundation  —  A firm that has donated to the president's charity is accused of collaborating with the government in its crackdown on Tibetan activists.  Hillary Clinton has spoken out against China's actions.  —  NEW YORK — As Chinese authorities …
Discussion: The Swamp
Stephen Khan / The Independent:
Furore over Hitchens's sapphic slip  —  When is a lesbian not a lesbian?  When the person in question is a gay, Catholic, conservative blogger by the name of Andrew Sullivan, it would seem.  —  For when Sullivan was stuck for words on an American news discussion programme last week …
Discussion: protein wisdom
Marie Woolf / Times of London:
Pirates can claim UK asylum  —  THE Royal Navy, once the scourge of brigands on the high seas, has been told by the Foreign Office not to detain pirates because doing so may breach their human rights.  —  Warships patrolling pirate-infested waters, such as those off Somalia …
 
 
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Clinton touts her experience with guns
Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute:
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Memo to Petraeus & Crocker: More Laughs, Please
Ezra Klein / American Prospect:
BACK TO THE CAMPAIGN.  —  This may sound odd, but man am …
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