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Clarence Page: Another trauma for Obama: Youth crime
Chicago Tribune - 11 Hours ago
As if President-elect Barack Obama doesn't have enough waiting for him at the White House, a new juvenile violence report offers something new for him to tackle: the color of crime. Remember the backlash
Another trauma for Obama: Youth crime Chicago Tribune
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Today at TNR (January 7, 2009)
The New Republic Online - 4 Hours ago
And, as always, you can also find our blog about the Obama administration, The Stump, environment and energy coverage on The Vine, Marty Peretz's The Spine, and the .
Today at TNR (January 6, 2009) The New Republic Online
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The Ignored Choices in Gaza
American Prospect - 4 Hours ago
A Palestinian woman holds a child as she sits on the rubble of a house destroyed in an Israeli airstrike in the Rafah refugee camp southern Gaza Strip, Saturday, Jan. 3, 2009. (AP Photo/Eyad Baba) The
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Why the Democratic Scandals Don't Matter (Yet)
Lucianne.com - 9 Hours ago
More and more these days, my morning newspaper reads like an ensemble comedy of errors cast entirely with Democrats: Bill Richardson probed! Blago busted! Charlie Rangel investigated! Eliot Spitzer ruined!
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Who Are the Real Nazis?
National Review - 13 Hours ago
With Hamas, Hitlerism comes to the Middle East wearing the mask of anti-Hitlerism. â??Go back to the oven! You need a big oven, thatâ??s what you need!â? This is what one young woman thought passed for
Opinion: Who are the real Nazis? Nashville City Paper
Who're the real Nazis? Los Angeles Times
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Is Panetta Experienced Enough?
The New Republic Online - 19 Hours ago
With controversy swirling around Obama's selection of Leon Panetta for CIA chief, we approached a few respected intelligence experts for perspective. Those we spoke to were supportive of the choice and
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Reed Hundt for Commerce
The New Republic Online - 19 Hours ago
So the Bill Richardson debacle ended up confirming a truism about the Commerce Department?it is a hack hole. And when Obama takes his mulligan and replaces Richardson, he will be undoubtedly tempted to
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Take Two Bailouts and Call Me in the Morning
Washington Post - 1/6/2009
Senate staffers working on confirmations are looking hard into the backgrounds of President-elect Barack Obama's nominees, poring over their past writings and speeches searching for controversial statements
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Burris Hoping to be Crowned Emperor of Universe
Huffington Post - 21 Hours ago
Just hours after being denied a seat in the U.S. Senate, former Illinois attorney general Roland W. Burris said that he was no longer interested in that position and would instead seek to be crowned Emperor
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Paging Dr. Gupta . . . to Washington?
The New Republic Online - 21 Hours ago
I was about to decry the news of Obama's reported desire to make Sanjay Gupta his Surgeon General as the triumph of style over substance, but then I read further into Howie Kurtz's piece and saw: The
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From the TNR Archives: Thomas Geoghegan
The New Republic Online - 24 Hours ago
Chicago lawyer Thomas Geoghegan, who is a candidate for Rahm Emanuel's vacant congressional seat, spent years writing about progressive causes for The New Republic. For the residents of the Illinois 5th
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Or Maybe We Should Just All Chill About the Stimulus
The New Republic Online - 24 Hours ago
Having just posted two separate items expressing concern, although not outrage, over the way Obama's stimulus package is shaping up, I thought I should also point out two very smart arguments for why
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Oh Mother (Russia)
The New Republic Online - 24 Hours ago
With another gas showdown between Ukraine and Russian gas behemoth Gazprom now underway, it is worth being reminded of the surreal aspect of Putin's Russia. Gazprom has decided that it will reduce deliveries
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At Least It Beats Joe the Plumber
The New Republic Online - 1/6/2009
Dana Milbank hilariously tallies invocations of Ronald Reagan at yesterday's debate between the candidates for RNC chair. He comes up with a total of 16, which is fewer than the 22 guns that four of the
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Robots and Roads
The New Republic Online - 1/6/2009
There was a time when I might have started this blog post with, 'Granted, Eliot Spitzer is brilliant ...' But even if he hadn't--well, you know--his post-Albany scribblings at Slate But that?s an awful
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What Will the Next Republican Coalition Look Like?
American Prospect - 1/6/2009
You may have heard recently about the interesting case of Chip Saltsman, the candidate for chairman of the Republican National Committee, who as part of his campaign sent around a CD of song parodies,
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Aaron: Worry About the Public Works, Not the Tax Cuts
The New Republic Online - 1/6/2009
Barack Obama's decision to devote around 40 percent of his stimulus package to tax cuts has caused some consternation among those of us who think, dollar for dollar, infrastructure investments would do
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Obama Isn't the Only One Being Inaugurated on Jan. 20th
Huffington Post - 1/6/2009
Barack Obama is not the only one being inaugurated on January 20th. We all are. And that's not just because Obama has promised to make a call to service 'a central cause' of his presidency. It's because
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Little Bit Country heads distaff feature
Harnesslink - 1/6/2009
Little Bit Country, who came with a furious charge to get the job done at most recent asking; and Crazy Cathy, who has clicked in three of her last six appearances, head the cast in Thursday's (January
He's a Little Bit Country The New Republic Online
Black a little bit country St. Thomas Times-Journal
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Silver Understates Coleman's Predicament
The New Republic Online - 1/6/2009
Let's be frank: Norm Coleman doesn't have much of a future in electoral politics. Defeated Presidential candidates sometimes have nine lives, but defeated Senatorial candidates rarely do, and in his career
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Inadvertent Consequences of Rights Expanded
Washington Post - 1/4/2009
Like pebbles tossed into ponds, important Supreme Court rulings radiate ripples of consequences. Consider a 1971 Supreme Court decision that supposedly applied but actually altered the 1964 Civil Rights
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The Toll Of a Rights 'Victory'
Washington Post - 1/3/2009
Like pebbles tossed into ponds, important Supreme Court rulings radiate ripples of consequences. Consider a 1971 Supreme Court decision that supposedly applied but actually altered the 1964 Civil Rights
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Missing A Few Sages
Washington Post - 1/3/2009
When the new Congress begins this week, a great many familiar faces will be missing. While the most notable absentees will be the new president- and vice president-elect, Barack Obama and Joe Biden, something
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A show that Springer couldn't even conceive
Chicago Tribune - 1/3/2009
Roland 'Tombstone' Burris goes to Washington this week as part of the Illinois political freak show, and many of us back home will watch it and feel like cringing, at least at the beginning. Who among
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Hiding behind black voters
Chicago Tribune - 1/3/2009
White guilt has exhausted itself, President-elect Barack Obama once wrote. Well, not so fast. His former opponent, Democratic U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush of Chicago, apparently thinks there's still some life
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