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11:06 - 05.02.2012
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John F Kennedy’s mistress details their affair in new bookThe teenage mistress of President John F Kennedy has written a memoir describing how he both abused and confided in her during an 18 month affair which ended only with his death. At the height of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, as the world teetered on the brink of a nuclear war between the United States and the Soviets, Kennedy hinted to his lover that he would be prepared to blink first: “I’d rather my children were red than dead.”
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10:51 - 05.02.2012
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French interior minister claims some civilisations 'superior’France’s conservative interior minister in charge of immigration policy has sparked controversy by claiming some civilisations are “superior” to others.
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08:26 - 05.02.2012
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Syria's most senior defector: Assad's army is close to collapseBashar al-Assad's army is close to a collapse that could plunge the Middle East into a "nuclear reaction"
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07:56 - 05.02.2012
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Question:Romney says he is not concerned with the poor, Gingrich wants to build a moon colony for $500 Billion, Paul sent out a racist newsletter and wants to legalize prostitutes, and Santorum is unhindged.Yet Obama is silent..... Why?Answer:Obama is getting a beat-up Romney and a split GOP......just like he wanted.
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07:42 - 05.02.2012
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Heathrow cancels 50% of flights as snow and ice blanket BritainAirport says "snow plan" has worked "far better" than in previous years, despite axing flights hours after it stopped snowing.
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07:33 - 05.02.2012
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Sacrificing the desert to save the EarthIndustrial-scale solar development is mowing down desert plants and displacing animals. Environmentalists are torn.
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06:54 - 04.02.2012
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GOP freshmen mum on presidential politicsThe House Republican freshman class has fallen largely silent on a most pressing issue: Who should be the GOP presidential nominee?"Some say the field has been uninspiring and wish that more candidates had jumped into the race. Others say they want voters to make up their own minds. Some just want to focus on their own reelection."
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06:13 - 04.02.2012
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News on economy could alter calculus for Romney’s campaignPhilip Rucker / WashPostIf the recovery snowballs, the Republican front-runner’s primary pitch may be undercut."If Romney wins the nomination, his strategists argued, the fall campaign against President Obama will be shaped by what they described as an overarching sense of “prolonged misery” among voters who are just as concerned about the housing crisis as with unemployment and believe the nation is on the wrong track."
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05:58 - 04.02.2012
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Don’t buy the GOP’s ‘Europe’Martin Klingst Portraying the continent as socialistic or outdated is both shortsighted and wrong."All 27 E.U. members believe, more or less, in mandatory health-care insurance and public education. They believe that government should offer a helping hand to struggling businesses and people during economic downturns. That is why we pay high taxes. It is also true that a number of E.U. countries have irresponsibly expanded their welfare systems and can no longer afford their bills."
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05:45 - 04.02.2012
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The Koch Brothers Pledge $60 Million to Defeat ObamaSo the Koch people really don't like Obama. But $60 million is a lot of money, and shows the kind of funding that a few people can put into a race with the advent of Super-PACs, where most of their money will probably go due to restrictions on donations to actual campaigns.
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New anti-Obama themes: 'European socialism' and 'Saul Alinsky' |
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New anti-Obama themes: 'European socialism' and 'Saul Alinsky' With the economy mending, Republicans find more ways to attack the president by casting him as a left-wing radical. |
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A Closer Look at the "Buffett Tax" |
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Robert J. Samuelson A look at the math behind the push against the super-rich. "It’s also a myth that all the ultra-rich enjoy low tax rates. In 2007, the richest 1 percent of taxpayers paid an average tax rate of 29.5 percent and provided 28.1 percent of federal revenues, reports the CBO. On their wages and salaries, many of the ultra-rich pay the top income tax rate of 35 percent plus a Medicare tax of 1.45 percent. |
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Lupica: Newt is a sad, old clown |
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Lupica: Newt is a sad, old clown Gingrich cries about everything now, from the mean things Mitt Romney is saying about him, to Romney’s money, to the “Republican establishment” trying to stop him. |
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Is Obama most polarizing president? |
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Chris Cillizza and Aaron Blake / WashPost His pledge to unite the country meets hyper-partisan reality "For 2011, Obama’s third year in office, an average of 80 percent of Democrats approved of the job he was doing in Gallup tracking polls, as compared to 12 percent of Republicans who felt the same way. That’s a 68-point partisan gap, the highest for any president’s third year in office — ever." |
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Miami's Cuban vote shifting, but still strongly Republican |
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Miami's Cuban vote shifting, but still strongly Republican Members of a younger generation care less about Castro and are more liberal, but many are disappointed in President Obama. "In Miami-Dade, the state's most populous county, 74% of registered Republicans are Latino." |
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Why Gingrich scares the party establishment |
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If the former speaker of the house slips past Mitt Romney to become presidential candidate, that will spell disaster for Republicans Team Obama knows full well that if Gingrich emerges as its opponent, the election will not be about the struggling economy or the shortcomings of its own man. It will be about Newt – about his ethical lapses, about his marital misdemeanours, about the speaker who shut down the US government in 1995 partly out of childish pique that he'd been forced to sit in the back of Air Force One when President Clinton travelled to Israel for the funeral of Yitzhak Rabin. |
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NYT: Will Israel Attack Iran? |
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By RONEN BERGMAN/ NYTimes For the first time since the Iranian nuclear threat emerged, the conditions for an Israeli assault have been met. At a number of secret meetings with U.S. officials between 2004 and 2007, Dagan detailed a “five-front strategy” that involved political pressure, covert measures, counterproliferation, sanctions and regime change. In a secret cable sent to the U.S. in August 2007, he stressed that “the United States, Israel and like-minded countries must push on all five fronts in a simultaneous joint effort.” He went on to say: “Some are bearing fruit now. Others” — and here he emphasized efforts to encourage ethnic resistance in Iran — “will bear fruit in due time, especially if they are given more attention.” |
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Why and How Romney Went on Warpath |
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In the hours after Mitt Romney’s double-digit loss to Newt Gingrich in South Carolina, the Romney team hatched a two-part plan to win in Florida: make Newt mad and Mitt meaner. "Find lines of attack that could goad Mr. Gingrich into angry responses and rally mainstream Republicans. Swarm Gingrich campaign events to rattle him. Have Mr. Romney drop his above-the-fray persona and carry the fight directly to his opponent, especially in two critical debates scheduled for the week" |
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Staying In to Torture Mitt |
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Newt May Be Mad and Mental Enough to Fight On Long After Florida Waging a protracted fight would likely be an act of futility for Gingrich, but it could turn out to be something much worse for Romney. That is why it's so important for the latter not just to win on Tuesday but to win big — very big. |
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Pentagon Seeks Mightier Bomb |
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President Barack Obama has made clear that he believes U.S. and international sanctions can curb Iran's nuclear program if they are given more time to work. At the same time, however, Mr. Obama has asked the Pentagon to come up with military options. |
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White House Intern,19-year-old virgin, had 18 month affair with JFK
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"Assad's army is close to collapse"
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Obama's reelection campaign submarine
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Global Warming Blankets Britain with Snow
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LATimes: Sacrificing the desert to save the Earth
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GOP freshmen focusing on self-survival
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GOP: Agile, Mobile, Futile......
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Don’t buy the GOP’s ‘Europe’
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With NASDAQ at 11 year high, it won't be enough.
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"They don’t want their great music involved in the impure business of politics.”
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With 2012 decided, looking to 2016
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Obama Reelected
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Taliban leader Mullah Omar 'sent letter to Barack Obama'
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An Aggressive Iran Has Decided to Fight
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Obama Re-elected, NATO Pulls out, Taliban Returns - 15 wasted years
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Leading a global effort to combat corruption?
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"Mitt Romney is not heartless, he's merely clueless"
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How does the Romney-Obama contest stack up?
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LATimes: Romney a mixed blessing for Mormons
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GOP Turbulence
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The Trump trap
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NYT: Secrecy Shrouds ‘Super PAC’ Funds
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Newt: "I like hiring people."
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Iran Still Not Afraid of Obama
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AsiaTimes: US tells Israelis it won't join their fight
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Ron Paul’s Long Game
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Who Really Believes This?
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Cal GOP Dying
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Obama Doing Big Box Office in Hollywood
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Have the Democrats Already Destroyed Romney?
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LATimes: GOP's free-market pitch may flop in Nevada
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"The New Mitt: Tougher, Shinier, with a Hint of Nixon"
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AsiaTimes: No exit in the Persian Gulf
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How Mitt Romney suckered Gingrich in Florida
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Increasing Diversity May Make Western States Bluer
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Country-club GOP establishment lays down the law
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How to Rebut Obama's "I killed bin Laden."
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LATimes: Romney's Florida win won't seal race
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Super PACs Encouraged by Romney Investment
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Terrorists Using Paltalk to Plan
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"Newt Gingrich is too flawed a candidate to ultimately win this nomination"
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But It Can Buy Him Florida....
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Anti-Islamism Will Not Go Away
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Fox News Marks 10 Years at No. 1 in Cable News
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"Independents now have a less favorable opinion of Mr. Romney"
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In Florida, Romney 39.5% Gingrich 26.53%
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The down-side of US government-sponsored "democracy-promotion"
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"Imperial errors cost US the Middle East"
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Richard Cohen : The brain-dead GOP
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Gingrich: Dead Man May Keep On Walking
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Drudge: Taking Orders from Romney Central?
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U.S. Gov builds case for attacking Iran
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AsiaTimes: Iran well prepared for the worst
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"The G.O.P.’s Own 1972"
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HMS Dauntless Vs. Argentina's Air Force
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Nobody Giving Gingrich a Chance
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Frank Rich: Who in God’s Name Is Mitt Romney?
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Joe Biden advised against bin Laden raid
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Fearful GOP leaders pray Newt can be stopped in Florida
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New anti-Obama themes: 'European socialism' and 'Saul Alinsky'
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A Closer Look at the "Buffett Tax"
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Lupica: Newt is a sad, old clown
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Is Obama most polarizing president?
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Miami's Cuban vote shifting, but still strongly Republican
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Why Gingrich scares the party establishment
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NYT: Will Israel Attack Iran?
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Why and How Romney Went on Warpath
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Staying In to Torture Mitt
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Pentagon Seeks Mightier Bomb
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McCain: "I think it could go on a while and it would not be to our benefit"
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A warning from England about Obama's "socialist state"
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Fox News psychiatrist: Newt's affairs are a good sign
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Newt: Rebel without a pause
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What Americans Mean When They Say They're Conservative
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