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9:25 AM ET, July 8, 2008

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Jim Rutenberg / The Caucus:
A Clintonian at Fox  —  Howard Wolfson, who was a top strategist for the presidential campaign of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, is going where some Democrats were unwilling to go during the early days of the election season: the Fox News Channel.  —  The network is expected to announce …
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Paul J. Gough / Reuters:
Clinton aide Wolfson joins Fox News pack
Discussion: TIME.com
Peter Nicholas / Los Angeles Times:
Adding up the cost of Obama's agenda  —  Some budget analysts say the Democrat's proposals for funding tens of billions of dollars in programs may not be enough.  —  WASHINGTON — In more than a year of campaigning, Barack Obama has made a long list of promises for new federal programs costing tens …
Discussion: The Corner and American Power
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New York Times:
Put War Powers Back Where They Belong  —  THE most agonizing decision we make as a nation is whether to go to war.  Our Constitution ambiguously divides war powers between the president (who is the commander in chief) and Congress (which has the power of the purse and the power to declare war).
CNN:
Supplies for Katrina victims went to Mississippi agencies  —  CNN Special Investigations Unit  —  BILOXI, Mississippi (CNN) — Prisons in Mississippi got coffee makers, pillowcases and dinnerware — all intended for victims of Hurricane Katrina.  —  The state's Department of Wildlife …
Spengler / Asia Times:
America's special grace  —  To ascribe a special grace to America is outrageous, as outrageous as the idea of special grace itself.  Why shouldn't everyone be saved?  Why aren't all individuals, nations, peoples and cultures equally deserving?  History seems awfully unfair …
Discussion: The Corner
Adam Nagourney / New York Times:
Internal Politics Heat Up at McCain Campaign  —  WASHINGTON — Senator John McCain's campaigns have long been defined by internal squabbling and power plays, zigzagging lines of command and a penchant by the candidate for consulting with former advisers without alerting current ones, always a recipe for disquiet.
Washington Wire:
Tough Questions at McCain's First Town Hall Meeting  —  Elizabeth Holmes reports from Denver on the presidential race.  —  John McCain's first town hall meeting of his new campaign began seamlessly.  Everything the campaign could plan for was in place, complete with a rug boasting McCain's logo for him to stand on.
Bob Herbert / New York Times:
Lurching With Abandon  —  In one of the numbers from “Fiddler on the Roof,” Tevye sings, with a mixture of emotions: “We haven't got the man ... we had when we began.”  —  Back in January when Barack Obama pulled off his stunning win in the Iowa caucuses, and people were lining up in the cold …
Progress Now Action:
Contact: Michael Huttner 303-931-4547 cell  —  DENVER, Colo.-On orders from Senator John McCain's security detail, Denver police escorted a 61-year-old woman away who was waiting in line to attend a so-called town hall meeting with McCain that was billed as open to the public.
David Carr / New York Times:
When Fox News Is the Story  —  Like most working journalists, whenever I type seven letters — Fox News — a series of alarms begins to whoop in my head: Danger. … Once the public relations apparatus at Fox News is engaged, there will be the calls to my editors, keening (and sometimes threatening) …
Richard Pérez-Peña / New York Times:
Washington Post Signals Shift With a New Editor  —  Signaling a generational change at one of the nation's most influential newspapers, the new publisher of The Washington Post on Monday selected an outsider as the paper's top editor.  —  Marcus W. Brauchli, a former top editor of The Wall Street Journal …
Alexander Bolton / The Hill:
Taking aim at the next Karl Rove  —  Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.), who has primary jurisdiction over the executive branch, is considering legislation to eliminate Karl Rove-type advisers in future administrations.  —  The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hints broadly …
Ezra Klein / American Prospect:
LIMBAUGH.  —  If you happened to be unaware that there's a guy named Rush Limbaugh who hosts a popular program on AM radio, then this New York Times's profile will be an incredibly illuminating read.  But if you happen to be aware of that guy already, and are wondering about the implications …
Lesley Clark / McClatchy Washington Bureau:
Poll: 2 GOP incumbents barely holding on in South Florida  —  A new poll suggests that two Republican members of Congress from Miami are facing a tight race from their Democratic challengers — the first significant challenge to the incumbents in years.  —  The poll, by Bendixen & Associates …
 
 
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Washington Post:
Mr. Obama on Iraq  —  BARACK OBAMA has taken a small …
Discussion: TalkLeft
June Kronholz / Wall Street Journal:
Clinton's Convention Role Being Negotiated
Discussion: MSNBC and TIME.com
Associated Press:
Italy frees hijacker of Achille Lauro cruise ship, orders him expelled
Discussion: Israel Matzav
Gallup:
Gallup Daily: Obama Leads McCain by 4 Points
Chris Frates / The Politico:
Site attacks single-payer health care
Perry Bacon Jr / Washington Post:
Candidates Diverge on How to Save Social Security
Bill Zwecker / Chicago Sun Times:
Clinton drops in on Aspen festival
Gateway Pundit:
Halleluiah!... Obama Finally Admits the Surge Is Working!
 Earlier Items: 
Guardian:
Just two of the 19 dishes on the dinner menu at the G8 food shortages summit
Discussion: normblog
Ellen Nakashima / Washington Post:
U.S. Seeks Data Exchange
BREITBART.COM:
Claim: Kids who say ‘yuck’ may be racist
Aaron Blake / The Hill:
In shift, DCCC active in primaries
Discussion: The Next Right
City Journal:
New Twin Towers?  —  Since al-Qaida demolished the World Trade …
Jay Newton-Small / Swampland:
Fiorina's Fuzzy Math
Hindrocket / Power Line:
FARC YOU, HOSTAGES SAY  —  The three American hostages …
Marc Ambinder:
Obama's Search Team Begins To Vet
 

 
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