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10:10 AM ET, March 2, 2009

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Brady Dennis / Washington Post:
AIG Receives Up to $30 Billion in New Bailout Funds  —  Insurer Also Reports Record Loss of $61.7B  —  American International Group will gain access to $30 billion more in taxpayer money as part of another restructuring of its federal bailout, the company announced this morning.
Discussion: MSNBC
Wall Street Journal:
U.S. Revamps Bailout of AIG
Discussion: Reuters and Cafe Talk Aggregator
Peter Hamby / CNN:
Emanuel says Limbaugh GOP leader, Cantor rejects ‘fail’ remark  —  WASHINGTON (CNN) — White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel said Sunday that Rush Limbaugh is the face of the GOP.  —  “He is the voice and the intellectual force and energy behind the Republican party …
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Maureen O'Donnell / Chicago Sun Times:
Pastors rally behind Burris  —  Sen. Roland Burris went to his base Sunday with an appearance at a black church.  —  He arrived at New Covenant Baptist Church in a flying wedge of supporters and avoided reporters by leaving through a side door.  —  Ministers gathered at the church …
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Chicago Breaking News:   Durbin: Race factored in Burris seating
Monica Davey / New York Times:
A Line Forms to Succeed Burris
Discussion: Glenn Thrush's Blogs
Howard Kurtz / Washington Post:
Covering Obama, Pushy Jake Tapper Presses His Points  —  One year after joining ABC News, Jake Tapper kept pushing his bosses — “annoyingly, irritatingly, incessantly,” he says — to let him cover the unfolding 2004 presidential campaign.  —  “I might not have been ready,” he admits now.
CNN:
Gates calls Pakistan ‘most worrisome’  —  WASHINGTON (CNN) — The “most worrisome” part of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan has become the havens the Taliban and other insurgents have carved out in neighboring Pakistan, U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said.
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CNN:   Gates says Obama more ‘analytical’ than Bush
Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Revenge of the Glut  —  Remember the good old days, when we used to talk about the “subprime crisis” — and some even thought that this crisis could be “contained”?  Oh, the nostalgia!  —  Today we know that subprime lending was only a small fraction of the problem.
Roger Cohen / New York Times:
Iran, the Jews and Germany  —  So a Jerusalem Post article says that I'm “hardly the first American to be misled by the existence of synagogues in totalitarian countries.”  —  The Atlantic Monthly's Jeffrey Goldberg finds me “particularly credulous,” taken in by the Iranian hospitality and friendliness that …
Anne Bayefsky / Forbes:
The Obama Administration Double-Deals On Israel  —  Anti-Semitism, ‘Islamophobia,’ Durban II and the U.N.  —  Barack Obama just added double-dealing to his foreign policy repertoire.  On Friday, administration officials led many Jewish leaders to believe that the president had decided …
Michelle Singletary / Washington Post:
Hey, Bailout Snivelers: Hush.  You Don't Need It.  —  In his first address to a joint session of Congress, President Obama declared that he was going to “speak frankly and directly.”  —  That's what I want to do as well.  I want to speak frankly and directly to the many people who have written …
Discussion: NewsBusters.org and Cafe Hayek
Jen DiMascio / The Politico:
Obama faces test on gay military ban  —  It is precisely the sort of knife fight no president wants to get into, especially in his first 100 days.  But it seems that President Barack Obama is about to get dragged down the same dark alley as Bill Clinton when he was forced to confront …
Discussion: JustOneMinute
James Baker / Financial Times:
How Washington can prevent ‘zombie banks’  —  Beginning in 1990, Japan suffered a collapse in real estate and stock market prices that pushed major banks into insolvency.  Rather than follow America's tough recommendation - and close or recapitalise these banks - Japan took an easier approach.
Jim McElhatton / Washington Times:
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Hatch's secret drug firm links  —  Drugmaker money to Utah senator's charity escaped disclosure  —  The pharmaceutical industry that long has benefited from Sen. Orrin G. Hatch's legislative efforts has directed large sums of money to a charity he helped found …
Discussion: The Raw Story
Mike Allen / The Politico:
Budget gamble: Why Obama went big  —  The latest theme of pundit commentary on the Obama administration is overload.  —  A cartoon in Sunday's Washington Post shows a chopper dropping the president's massive agenda on the Capitol, ready to crush the dome.  New York Times columnist David Brooks warned …
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David Cho / Washington Post:
The United Front of Geithner and Summers
Jonathan Martin / The Politico:
Huntsman takes aim at GOP
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Running on Risk, Then Sticking With It
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New York Times:
Growing Economic Crisis Threatens the Idea of One Europe
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Marc Fisher / Washington Post:
Bloggers Can't Fill the Gap Left by Shrinking Press Corps
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Steven Greenhouse / New York Times:
In Obama, Labor Finds the Support It Expected
Discussion: MyDD and Kausfiles
Ben Smith / The Politico:
Culture of conspiracy: The Birthers
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