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2:50 AM ET, June 25, 2012

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Congressman Allen West / Facebook:
The Muslim B'Hood takeover in Egypt shows Arab Spring is radical Islamic nightmare.  —  A year ago there were those of us who warned the Obama Administration of a Muslim Brotherhood takeover in Egypt.  We were castigated as alarmists and loose cannons.  Today our predictions have come …
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Alexander Bolton / The Hill:
White House offers praise of Egypt's election of Muslim Brotherhood president  —  The White House is cautiously praising the outcome of Egypt's first competitive presidential election, won by Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist party.  —  “The United States congratulates …
Discussion: Scared Monkeys
David D. Kirkpatrick / New York Times:
Morsi Is Winner of Egyptian Presidency  —  CAIRO — Election regulators named Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood the winner of Egypt's first competitive presidential elections, handing the Islamist group a symbolic triumph and a new weapon in its struggle for power with the ruling military council.
Byron Tau / Politico:
White House congratulates Egypt's Morsi  —  The White House congratulated Egypt's president-elect Mohamed Morsi on his victory in that country's presidential election, calling it a “milestone” in the country's transition to democracy.  —  “We look forward to working together with President-elect Morsi …
Reuters:
Islamist Morsy wins Egyptian presidency with 52 percent
Discussion: Babalú Blog
CNN:
Morsi declared Egypt's new president
Ross Douthat / New York Times:
All the President's Privileges  —  WHEN George W. Bush was president of the United States, it was an article of faith among liberals that many of his policies were not just misguided but unconstitutional as well.  On issues large and small, from the conduct of foreign policy to the firing …
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Ian Swanson / The Hill:
Obama plays 101st round as president  —  President Obama waited for the temperature to cool just a bit before heading to the golf course on Sunday.  —  Obama is golfing at the Fort Belvoir course, according to a White House pool report.  The president is golfing with White House chef Sam Kass …
Alexander Bolton / The Hill:
Issa confident of contempt vote
Jonathan Turley / Washington Post:
The fate of health care shouldn't come down to 9 justices.  Try 19.  —  It could all be in the hands of just one justice.  After a 14-month fight in Congress and an unprecedented challenge by states to the power of the federal government, the fate of health care in this country is likely to be decided by a 5-4 vote.
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Dylan Byers / Politico:
Shadid said to blame NYT for death  —  Anthony Shadid, the Pulitzer prize-winning New York Times reporter who died in Syria this year, had heated arguments with his editors just prior to his final trip into the country, a cousin of Shadid's says, and told his wife that were he to die the New York Times would be to blame.
Discussion: New York Magazine
Romaric Ollo Hien / Agence France Presse:
Wine, women and song tempt Mali's Islamists  —  OUAGADOUGOU — Wine, women and song are putting Malian Islamists to the test as they talk about the future of their divided country with regional mediators in Burkina Faso.  —  “The problem is that in our hotel we can't help looking …
Maggie Haberman / Politico:
Koch: I helped change Obama  —  Ed Koch, the mercurial former New York mayor and Jewish community figure who was helpful to George W. Bush in places like Florida in the 2004 presidential race, sees “change” by President Obama, who he was slow to support, on the subject of Israel.
Campbell Brown / New York Times:
Planned Parenthood's Self-Destructive Behavior  —  PLANNED PARENTHOOD has a large target on its back.  At no time in the organization's history has it faced such a concerted Congressional challenge to its agenda.  But most worrisome is the organization's shrinking number of defenders, and Planned Parenthood has only itself to blame.
Igor Volsky / ThinkProgress:
10 Things You Would Miss About Obamacare  —  The Supreme Court is expected to rule on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act this week and could potentially strike down part or the whole of ‘Obamacare.’ Below are 10 things you will miss about the law if the justices invalidate it:
Discussion: neo-neocon
New York Times:
Ex-Governor of New York Reluctantly Accepts Portrait  —  For years, former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo has refused to sit for his official portrait, leaving a void in the likenesses of former governors that line a corridor in the New York State Capitol.  —  His son Andrew M. Cuomo, now the governor …
 
 
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David Segal / New York Times:
Apple's Retail Army, Long on Loyalty but Short on Pay
Lorrie Goldstein / Toronto Sun:
The godfather of global warming lowers the boom on climate change hysteria
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Jimmy Wales / Guardian:
Richard O'Dwyer: the new internet war
Boston Globe:
Mitt and the junk bond king
Pamela Geller / Atlas Shrugs:
Jewish surrender: LA Jewish Federation submits to Hamas-linked Muslim groups, cancels Geller event
New York Post:
Why ‘Fast and Furious’ matters
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Romney Adviser Faults Obama For Failing To Pass DREAM Act, Which Romney Pledged To Veto
Associated Press:
Poll: 1-in-4 uncommitted now in White House race
Discussion: The Huffington Post
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