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Dana Davidsen / CNN:
Biden: LaGuardia like a ‘third world country’ — (CNN) - LaGuardia airport is notorious for older crowded terminals and other constraints that contribute to horrid flight delays. And Vice President Joe Biden doesn't appear to be a big fan. — “If I blindfolded someone and took …
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Lindsay Perna / New Day:
Biden says presidential decision will come next summer — Vice President Joe Biden joked this week that being able to drive his Corvette - is one good reason not to run. But, when asked to give another good reason not to run, Biden responded simply. — “I can't.”
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Wall Street Journal:
The right kills immigration reform and the left freer trade. — The U.S. economy has averaged about 2.5% growth for four and a half years in what is supposedly a recovery, median household income is below where it was when the recession ended in June 2009, and job growth is mediocre.
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Talking Points Memo and The Moderate Voice
Adam Edelman / NY Daily News:
Vice President Biden blasts LaGuardia Airport as feeling like 'it's in some third world country'
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Liberaland
Lucy McCalmont / Politico:
Joe Biden likens LaGuardia to ‘3rd world’
Jonathan Weisman / New York Times:
Boehner Doubts Immigration Bill Will Pass in 2014
Boehner Doubts Immigration Bill Will Pass in 2014
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Washington Times, News Desk, americanthinker.com, BREITBART.COM, Townhall.com, Fox News, Washington Post, Hot Air, The Daily Caller and National Review
ThinkProgress:
AOL Chairman Slashes 401K Benefits, Blames Two Women Who Gave Birth To Sick Babies — AOL Chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong blamed the babies of two employees for increasing the company's benefit costs on Thursday, explaining in a conference call that AOL had to pay millions out in medical bills and alter its entire benefits package.
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Jia Lynn Yang / Wonkblog:
AOL chief cuts 401(k) benefits, blames Obamacare and two “distressed babies” — AOL chief executive Tim Armstrong blames the new health care law for why his company has made a major change to its 401(k) benefits. (Photo by Pete Marovich/Bloomberg) — AOL chief executive Tim Armstrong …
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Ernesto Londoño / Washington Post:
Military dog captured by Taliban fighters, who post video of their captive — In the annals of prisoner of war videos, this seems to be a first. A slightly befuddled Belgian Malinois appears on a tight leash, surrounded by heavily armed, bearded men boasting of their battlefield loot.
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The Moderate Voice and The Daily Caller
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Rachael Bade / Politico:
The most painful speech ever — Washingtonians sit through terrible speeches all the time: dry rules hearings, partisan floor lectures and, let's face it, even the State of the Union some years. — So it was a bad day for Rep. Donna Edwards Thursday, when Washingtonians gathered at coffee pots …
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Jeremy W. Peters / New York Times:
Senate Fails to Pass Three-Month Extension of Jobless Aid — WASHINGTON — The Senate failed to move forward on a three-month extension of assistance for the long-term unemployed on Thursday, leaving it unlikely that Congress would approve the measure soon while undercutting a key aspect of President Obama's economic recovery plan.
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The Week, The World's Greatest … and Prairie Weather
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Ted Barrett / CNN:
Senate fails to advance unemployment bill
Julian Pecquet / The Hill:
Obama official: ‘F—k the EU’ — President Obama's top diplomat to Europe has been caught on tape saying “F—k the EU.” — The conversation between Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland and U.S. Ambassador to the Ukraine Geoffrey Pyatt was anonymously leaked on YouTube.
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The Daily Caller
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Christopher J. Miller / kyivpost.com:
‘F**k the EU,’ frustrated Nuland says to Pyatt, in alleged leaked phone call (UPDATED)
‘F**k the EU,’ frustrated Nuland says to Pyatt, in alleged leaked phone call (UPDATED)
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Just Security, The Hill, New York Times, Politico, Washington Post, Hot Air, Business Insider, BuzzFeed, Gawker, Firedoglake and Mediaite
CNN:
CNN Poll: Is Bush still to blame for economy? — Washington (CNN) - Although nearly two-thirds of Americans still give the nation's economy a thumbs down, the percentage who rate the current economic conditions as good now stands at its highest level in six years, according to a new national poll.
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Liberal Values, Hot Air, Talking Points Memo and The Reaction
Yahoo! News:
Hillary's question: not if, but how — Let's be clear about this much: no matter what the soothsayers on cable TV tell you, Hillary Clinton is no more likely to clear the Democratic field and avoid a primary in 2016 than Dennis Rodman is to become her secretary of state.
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Seth Masket / Washington Monthly:
Are People Already Tired of Hillary?
Are People Already Tired of Hillary?
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American Prospect and The Dish
Russell Berman / The Hill:
McMorris Rodgers faces ethics review — Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.) is under review by the Ethics Committee stemming from her victory in an internal party leadership race to become chairman of the House Republican conference. — The Ethics Committee, in its first public statement on the matter …
Russell Brand / Guardian:
Philip Seymour Hoffman is another victim of stupid drug laws — In Hoffman's domestic or sex life there is no undiscovered riddle - the man was a drug addict and, thanks to our drug laws, his death inevitable — Philip Seymour Hoffman's death was not on the bill.
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Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Health, Work, Lies — On Wednesday, Douglas Elmendorf, the director of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, said the obvious: losing your job and choosing to work less aren't the same thing. If you lose your job, you suffer immense personal and financial hardship.
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Daily Kos, WRAL-TV, National Review, Washington Monthly, White House.gov Blog and AEIdeas
Cheryl Hurd / nbcbayarea.com:
Controversy Surrounds Lunch Menu at Concord High School — Administrators at a Northern California private school are facing tough questions and offering a big apology after a menu controversy. — Students at Carondelet High School for Girls in Concord wanted to come up with ways …
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The Moderate Voice and The Raw Story
Wall Street Journal:
Russian Officials Fire Back at Olympic Critics — One Sochi Defender Claims Only 103 Registered Complaints; ‘Surveillance Video’ in Hotel Rooms — SOCHI, Russia—Rooms without doorknobs, locks or heat, dysfunctional toilets, surprise early-morning fire alarms and a Welcome Wagon of stray dogs …
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Kate Zernike / New York Times:
On Blog, an Ex-Christie Ally Showed Approach to Politics — As Wally Edge, political blogger, David Wildstein was so anonymous that when he sold his company, the buyer did not know his real name. — He knew so much about politics that reporters who worked for him assumed …
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Talking Points Memo and CANNONFIRE
Tom Murphy / Associated Press:
ADMINISTRATION SAID TO PONDER INSURANCE EXTENSION — You are here — Home » United States government » Administration said to ponder insurance extension — The Obama administration is considering an extension of the president's decision to let people keep …
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Right Wing News, Mediaite and Hot Air


