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In her years on the bench, Sonia Sotomayor has produced millions of words. Opponents of her Supreme Court nomination are particularly interested in 32 of them:
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Obama on national health care: "If we don’t get it done this year, we’re not going to get it done."
Dana Milbank: Latina Woman, Tongue-Tied Man
Quinnipiac: Specter leads Toomey by 9 points.
Obama's car czar's conflict of interest.
Jennifer Rubin: Roxana Saberi tells her story.
Frederick Kagan on the Punjabi Taliban.
"Sotomayor's Sharp Tongue Raises Issue of Temperament"
How Appealing —
... Own Story Highlights Her Mother's."
Today's edition of The Washington Post contains articles headlined "Rigorous Questioning Hasn't Fazed Nominee" and "Making History Was but One Factor; Obama Touts Nominee's Credentials, Story." And in commentary, columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. has an op-ed entitled "Obama's Anti-Roberts"; columnist David S. Broder has an op-ed entitled "A Choice for the GOP"; and Dana Milbank has a "Washington Sketch" essay headlined "Latina Woman, Tongue-Tied Man."
Friday's edition of The Los Angeles Times will contain ...
The triumph of the Limbaugh-Gingrich axis: E.J. Dionne on Rush, Newt, the media, and how conservative spin skews the news
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... The power of the Limbaugh-Gingrich axis means that Obama is regularly cast as somewhere on the far left end of a truncated political spectrum. He's the guy who nominates a "racist" to the Supreme Court (though Gingrich retreated from the word yesterday), wants to ...
The Triumph of the Limbaugh-Gingrich Axis: E.J. Dionne on Rush, Newt, the Media, and How Conservative Spin Skews the News
The Moderate Voice —
... The power of the Limbaugh-Gingrich axis means that Obama is regularly cast as somewhere on the far left end of a truncated political spectrum. He’s the guy who nominates a “racist” to the Supreme Court (though Gingrich retreated from the word yesterday), wants to ...
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