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Kristol’s hockey mom interview (NY Times)
Scapegoating deregulation could cost Pres. Obama bigtime.
(Washington Post)
Ayers is a bad dude, but people care more about Franklin Raines
right now (NRO The Campaign Spot)
Obama can’t make extremism a thing of the/his past with one
speech (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Americans can’t afford to fail on Iran policy much longer
(Jerusalem Post)
Conservative dating rules (Touchstone Mere Comments)
No number of Ph.D.’s and MBA’s could replace Sarah Palin’s role
in the capital markets (Asia Times)
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