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LIGHTNING ROUND: GOING TO THE VET.

  • Barack Obama, who opposed the Supreme Court's recent decision limiting the death penalty, has said that he would be open to capital punishment for Osama bin Laden if he were captured.
  • First Read reports that Democrats plan to spend $35 million in ad buys in 31 House races in 19 states.
  • The Wall St. Journal reports that Chuck Hagel will accompany Barack Obama on his upcoming trip to Iraq.
  • Pat Roberts has stated that the GOP has "no safe seats" this year.
  • Chris Dodd confirms that he has been asked for vetting info by the Obama campaign while it appears that Hillary Clinton is has not been.
  • Nate Silver has compiled a list of "Obama is the new [insert politician's name here]" quotes, articles, and opinion pieces from the past year.

--Mori Dinauer



COMMENTS

Either I'm infected with spyware, or ads.prospect.org just served up something from vav-scanner which, per google, "This site may harm your computer."

I visited this page and it opened a Javascript dialog telling me to check my computer. I opened a new Firefox window and turned off Javascript and then clicked the close box on the dialog.

Sheesh.

"Barack Obama, who opposed the Supreme Court's recent decision limiting the death penalty, has said that he would be open to capital punishment for Osama bin Laden if he were captured."

seeing who it is, whey they could probably just go straight for the execution. no need confusing anybody with a trial or anything...

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