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Oil prices (USATODAY.com)
16-05-2008 13h22USATODAY.com - So who's to blame for record high oil prices?
West Virginia win doesn't quiet debate (USATODAY.com)
16-05-2008 13h17USATODAY.com - The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer, in an editorial: "As she struggles to keep her presidential campaign alive and relevant, Hillary Clinton is trying to convince the unelected superdelegates who will decide the Democratic presidential nomination that her better than 2-1 victory over Barack Obama in Tuesday's West Virginia primary marks a turning point in the race and underscores her argument that he cannot win in November. It does neither.
Going out on top (USATODAY.com)
16-05-2008 13h21USATODAY.com - The two No. 1 female athletes who abruptly announced their retirements this week sent a welcome message: Dedication and drive to get to the top are important — but life has more than one note, and one act, to it. Having the instinct to know when and how to follow a different path is rare. But, quite clearly, golfer Annika Sorenstam and tennis star Justine Henin have it.
What's next for the Ron Paul revolution? (The Christian Science Monitor)
16-05-2008 17h00The Christian Science Monitor - Ron Paul and his 1 million supporters aren't going away. And that's probably a good thing for America's future.
A thin-ice way to save polar bears (The Christian Science Monitor)
16-05-2008 17h00The Christian Science Monitor - Lawsuits are not the best way to force the public into solving planet-size problems such as climate change. In most cases, political consensus – as Al Gore is trying to achieve – brings the most fitting solutions. But the environmentalists who sued on behalf of polar bears likely knew that and shouldn't be surprised at what their suit has wrought.
The Case for 'Appeasement' (HuffingtonPost.com)
17-05-2008 00h56HuffingtonPost.com - The storm over President Bush's "appeasement" remarks in Israel misses the point. No, we should not appease, engage, or give shoulder rubs to Islamist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah. But wishing they would go away, while arming their enemies has gotten us nowhere.
Witnessing Republican Disaster in Mississippi (The Nation)
17-05-2008 10h10The Nation - The Nation -- Last weekend, I traveled to Mississippi's first congressional district, a bastion of Republican power that has been home to William Faulkner, Elvis Presley, and the scene of massive riots on the night James Meredith attempted to integrate the University of Mississippi.
Friday Capitol Letter (The Nation)
17-05-2008 05h49The Nation - The Nation -- In the House....This week, members furiously tangled over the war supplemental spending bill, which would fund operations in Iraq and Afghanistan through at least March 2009.
Did the Clintons Know About Rev. Wright? (RealClearPolitics.com)
17-05-2008 02h08RealClearPolitics.com - I received a ton of email in response to my column yesterday arguing that the Clinton campaign's biggest mistake was missing Obama's association with Reverend Wright, clues about which were available as early as February 2007.
Jonathan Alter's Uninterrupted Partisanship (RealClearPolitics.com)
17-05-2008 02h30RealClearPolitics.com - I'm not necessarily interested in wading into the brouhaha over whether Bush's remarks in Jerusalem yesterday were an implicit attack on Barack Obama.
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