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The Spectacle Blog
Mitt Romney overwhelmingly wins primary in Puerto Rico (CNN)
John Derbyshire writes about his cancer treatment (TakiMag)
Santorum says Seamus issue is “important” character matter (Daily Caller)
K Street lines up for Romney (First Street)
U.S. Made profit on mortgage debt (WSJ)
Wall Street keys on landlord business (WSJ)
New Huckabee radio show moves in on Limbaugh’s turf (WSJ)
As health care law’s trial approaches, 2/3rds say ditch individual mandate (ABC News)
Brian Lamb steps down from C-SPAN (NY Times)
Pelosi’s daughter exposes HBO bias (Breitbart)
Eric Holder, in 1995, favored “brainwashing” America on gun control (Breitbart)
The rise of the “swingle” voter (Slate)
John McCain: Arizona contraception bill should be vetoed (HuffPo)
Two polls: Mourdock within 6 of Lugar (Politico)
Biden gets booed at St. Patrick’s Day parade in Pittsburgh (RCP)
Kony 2012 creator arrested (HuffPo)
D.C. covered up bad water quality tests (Washington Examiner)
How the Roberts court could save Obama’s health-care reform (WaPo)
Socialist supermodel Elle Macpherson loves Obama (Newsbusters)
The Afghanistan shooter (NY Times)
VIDEO: Planned Parenthood exposed
LiveFreeOrDie| 3.19.12 @ 9:45AM
"Half of Americans would like to see Congress investigate Barack Obama’s eligibility for the presidency and nearly that many believe the definition of the constitutional term “natural born citizen” means both parents must be U.S. citizens, according to a new scientific poll.
“There’s no marginalizing those who want this matter investigated by Congress,” said Fritz Wenzel of Wenzel Strategies, who conducted the WND/Wenzel Poll telephone survey June 16-19. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.85 points.
“Even among Democrats, more than one in four – 28 percent – said they now want an inquiry, as do 43 percent of independents and 77 percent of Republicans."
Yet the blackout continues at the Spectator.
PCC| 3.19.12 @ 10:36AM
If AmSpec links to sites that require a subscription to read the cited article, I think it would be helpful and considerate if the subscription requirement were so stated, or designated with an asterisk or color code.
Louise| 3.19.12 @ 11:42AM
Heavy duty thoughts. Thank you for heads-up.