So much for standing up to the Bush adminstration’s efforts to spy on Americans.
Gee, Thanks, Democrats
10 July 2008 · Leave a Comment
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The Jerusalem Post- Pro-Palestinian protesters call Peres 'Shimon Hitler'
- Starting a new chapter
- At Augusta Victoria Hospital, medicine transcends politics
- 'Qom nuclear plant is 7 years old'
- Israel urged to purchase Hitler's home
- NY survivors enraged by Irving's tour
- Israel wants production role in F-35
- Olmert: Goldstone Report 'hypocritical'
- Norway university won't boycott Israel
- Fresh hope of resumed peace talks
- Ha’aretz
- IDF vs. Goldstone: PR 'commando' explains war against Hamas to Americans
- Yossi Sarid / Abbas must unilaterally declare Palestinian state
- U.S. embassy concerned over possible Kahane memorial in Knesset
- Goldstone to Haaretz: U.S. does not have to protect Israel blindly
- Goldstone: Peres attack on me was 'specious,' ill-befitting his post
- BBC World News
- Obama orders base killings probe
- Blast 'hits Peshawar security HQ'
- US pursues 'Iran-linked' charity
- Greek Church acts on crucifix ban
- Obama leaves for Asia trade drive
- US swine flu deaths 'near 4,000'
- Amazon deforestation 'record low'
- Medvedev calls for economy reform
- Greenland ice loss 'accelerating'
- Australian bomb dog lost in Afghan battle found months later
- CNN — U.S. News
- Facebook status update provides alibi
- Sex abuse case spurs search for bodies
- Jury to decide on death penalty in TV anchor's murder
- 3 mosques seized in Iranian money transfer case
- H1N1 death toll estimated at 3,900 in U.S.
- Fort Hood suspect to be charged with murder
- Tennessee dad won't face charges in Japan custody battle
- Mike Tyson arrested in airport scuffle
- CNN's John King to replace Lou Dobbs
- Lou Dobbs announces he's leaving CNN
- The Boston Globe
- Rhode Island Daily Lottery
- Mass. law pushes utilities to improve services
- Spitzer speaks on corporate integrity at Harvard
- Rice gone, BC ready to spread the shots around
- Skydiver killed in Calif. had tried to set record
- Ex-Mass. House speaker enters not guilty plea
- DiMasi, co-defendants say not guilty to corruption
- Cops protest as UMass holds forum with ex-radicals
- Mass. Sen. candidate Coakley shows no large assets
- Utah OKs settlement with waste incinerator
- Boston Red Sox
- Varitek exercises option to stay with Red Sox as backup
- Another angle on Wagner
- Varitek exercises option to remain with Red Sox
- There are plays to be made
- AD:
- Holliday shopping done early
- Red Sox get into position
- Wakefield gets 2-year deal
- Boston exercises Martinez option, declines Varitek
- Sox decline option on Gonzalez
- Media News
- Solomon resigns as Washington Times executive editor
- Additional items for November 12, 2009
- Putting John King on at 7 p.m. isn't much of a gamble for CNN
- "Initial reports in a run-and-gun investigative story seldom age well"
- What students say about Justice Kennedy and the Daltonian
- Washington Times editor still hasn't returned to work
- "W&L University shouldn't have invited Blair to talk ethics"
- College paper faces harassment charge over one-night stand column
- Lawyer sues over comments posted on Lexington Herald-Leader's website
- News Corp. exec says WSJ's leaky wall strategy makes no sense
- U.S. Politics
- U.S. Envoy Urges Caution on Forces for Afghanistan
- News Analysis: In Leaning on Karzai, U.S. Has Limited Leverage
- Japan Cools to America as It Prepares for Obama Visit
- Obama Salutes Fallen Americans on Veterans Day
- After Criticism, the Administration Is Praised for Final Rules on Education Grants
- Senator Faces G.O.P. Rebuke Back Home
- Rep. Kennedy and Bishop in Bitter Rift on Abortion
- Bush Emerging for Speech to Kick Off Public Policy Institute
- Under Attack, Fed Chief Studies Politics
- No Longer a Soldier, Shinseki Has a New Mission
- Slate
- Slate V: Clinton: The Rise of China is Inevitable
- Fantastic Mr. Fox reviewed.
- Why were they playing bagpipes at the Fort Hood memorial service?
- Will Sen. Harry Reid tax the rich to pay for health reform?
- The Slatest: Evening Edition
- Apocalypse Then: a two-part series on the lessons of Y2K.
- What do they talk about in all those Afghanistan strategy sessions?
- The Political Gabfest for Nov. 12, 2009.
- Fix your terrible, insecure passwords in five minutes.
- Animal research and your child's behavior.
- Salon
- Is your pilot drunk?
- Lou Dobbs for president!
- "2012": The end of the world as we know it
- "Pirate Radio" keeps the boat rocking
- The media's silly Fort Hood coverage
- Sammy Sosa, struck by lightening
- Marine assaults priest, claims gay, Arab panic
- Inside the Ikea police state
- Obama wants more Afghanistan options
- What's happening with healthcare reform? Salon explains
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