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[Rathergate.com] Not necessarily new”¦but hilarious: “The longer the Bush Administration is in office, the clearer it becomes that it has a disordered relationship not just with one aspect of the world or another, such as the war in Iraq or the budget deficit, but with something like the factual world per se.”

[Hughhewitt.com] HughHewitt.com: The Post report tries to cover for the inane "Iraq is at fault" caucus by noting that:

[Tsujiru.net] Societas: British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw asserted that yesterday’s terrorist bombings in London show the “hallmarks of an al Qaeda-related attack.” The expert consensus–from Bruce Hoffman to Michael Schueur to Juan Cole–largely confirms Straw’s claim.

 [Motherjones.com] MoJo Blog: For all his talk of a "mandate" and "political capital," Bush can't steamroll the Democrats on his 2nd term agenda if they put up a strong fight (as they failed to do, time and again, during his first term.) One key to to effective Democratic resistance, Klein says, is to "answer the language of faith with the language of morality," which John Kerry signally failed to do. As Democrats appoint a new DNC chair, essentially the first signal of the party's direction after the 2004 defeat, they would be wise to tap into morality as the issue in a fight against an administration that is so morally bankrupt.

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