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Afghanistan is the largest and the most difficult crisis Obama confronts away from home. And here the trap was fashioned largely by himself. Full Article at Huffington Post
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A new CBS poll says 69 percent of Americans think things are going badly in Afghanistan. Only 27 percent of Republicans think things are going well there. Yikes. Full Article at at-Largely
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Journalist Bob Woodward, center, is cheered and greeted by Joan Felt, left, and Carl Bernstein, right, after speaking at a memorial service for W. Mark Felt, the former associate director of the FBI who was known as "Deep Throat" in Santa Rosa, Calif. ,... View Photo »
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The focus in the news is about Afghanistan and what Obama is going to do
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Indeed, the tale of the "reconstruction" of Kabul's electricity supply is a classic story of how foreign aid has often served to line the pockets of both international contractors from the donor countries and the local political elite. Full Article at Salon
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"Follow the money" is a term familiar with those of us old enough to remember Watergate, the political scandal that caused Richard Nixon to be the first and only sitting president to resign from office in order to avoid impeachment. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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[*] STEPHANOPOULOS: Good morning and welcome to “This Week.” Eight years later, New York City is still recovering. Confronting 9/11 again. As President Obama considers more troops for Afghanistan. Full Article at CQ Politics
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Journalist Bob Woodward, center, is cheered and greeted by Joan Felt, left, and Carl Bernstein, right, after speaking at a memorial service for W. Mark Felt, the former associate director of the FBI who was known as "Deep Throat" in Santa Rosa, Calif. ,... View Photo »
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That's a good question. . . . This is certainly one of the questions that we will ... — mudvillegazette.com — Bob Woodward, the Washington Post, Today (September 27)
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NSFW: 'Tis Pity She's A Success ' Belle de Jour and the Impossibility of Anonymous Blogging
The Bloggers' TimesSo Belle de Jour was real after all. The Internet’s most famous anonymous sex blogger – turned best-selling author – turned internationally successful TV series – has finally outed herself in the UK’s Sunday Times. Full Article at The Bloggers' Times
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NSFW: ‘Tis Pity She’s A Success – Belle de Jour and the Impossibility of Anonymous Blogging
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So Belle de Jour was real after all. The Internet’s most famous anonymous sex blogger – turned best-selling author – turned internationally successful TV series – has finally outed herself in the UK’s Sunday Times. Full Article at TechCrunch
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Journalist Bob Woodward, center, is cheered and greeted by Joan Felt, left, and Carl Bernstein, right, after speaking at a memorial service for W. Mark Felt, the former associate director of the FBI who was known as "Deep Throat" in Santa Rosa, Calif. , Friday, Jan. 16, 2009.
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Journalists Bob Woodward, left, and Carl Bernstein, right, sign a guest book before entering a memorial service for W. Mark Felt, the former associate director of the FBI who was known as "Deep Throat" in Santa Rosa, Calif. , Friday, Jan. 16, 2009.
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Journalist Bob Woodward, left, greets Joan Felt, right, daughter of W. Mark Felt, the former associate director of the FBI who was known as "Deep Throat" while entering a memorial service for Felt in Santa Rosa, Calif. , Friday, Jan. 16, 2009.
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Journalist Bob Woodward speaks at a memorial service for W. Mark Felt, the former associate director of the FBI who was known as "Deep Throat" in Santa Rosa, Calif. , Friday, Jan. 16, 2009. Felt, who helped unlock the secrets of Watergate, died in December 2008.
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In this photo provided by CBS, Sen. Pat Leahy, D-Vt. , right talks with host Bob Schieffer, center, and journalist Bob Woodward in the Green Room before Leahy appeared on CBS's "Face the Nation" in Washington, Sunday, April 26, 2009.
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The focus in the news is about Afghanistan and what Obama is going to do
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That's a good question. . . . This is certainly one of the questions that we will ... — mudvillegazette.com — Bob Woodward, the Washington Post, Today (September 27)
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The Pentagon Papers, in 1971, came out eight years too late. . . . I’ve been in the trenches before, going back to Nixon
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It’s most likely someone who has or is cultivating a personal relationship with Bob Woodward and positioning himself to look good in Woodward’s next book
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The top U.S. and NATO commander in Afghanistan warns in an urgent, confidential assessment of the war that he needs more forces within the next year and bluntly states that without them, the eight-year conflict ‘will likely result in failure,' according to a copy of the 66-page document obtained by The ...
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