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- Ahmadinejad Coming To America (WaPo)
- Top US General in Afghanistan Will Probably Ask For More Troops (WaPo)
- Cameron Todd Willingham Was Executed. Was He Innocent? (New Yorker Investigation/NYT Editorial/Bob Herbert Op-Ed)
- Top Health Insurance Lobby Won’t Say What Its CEO’s Co-Pay Is (MoJo)
- FDIC Head Opposes Super-Regulator (NYT Op-Ed)
- UN Chief Reaching Out To Dictators (WaPo)
- Henry Waxman Going After Insurance Companies (FDL)
- Bruce Bartlett On Why He’s Anti-Republican (David Frum’s New Majority)
- Cheney: Screw The Law (MoJo)
- Dukakis For Kennedy’s Senate Seat? (Boston Globe Op-Ed)
- Advice For Obama From A Reaganite (David Corn/AOL Politics Daily)
- Virginia GOP’s Gubernatorial Candidate’s Thesis Demonstrates Deep Discomfort With Modern Society (WaPo)
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