On My Radar: Monday, Sept. 17, 2007

17 Sep
2007


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Before I sign off for the day, here are some headlines I’ve collected.

• Thompson, Seeking a Theme, Takes on a Tricky Issue: Entitlements РSusan Saulny, New York Times
• Gingrich vs. Hillary? РBrian Faughnan, Weekly Standard
• Rudy’s 50-state strategy РSalena Zito, Townhall
• N.R.C.C. Rediscovers the Internet РSarah Wheaton, New York Times
‚Ä¢ Journalists’ Credibility Ratings Lower Than Bush’s – Matthew Balan, NewsBusters

• Fiscal outlook dim thanks to baby boomers РValerie Miller, Las Vegas Business Press
• Bush budget chief not taking US growth for granted РDavid Lawder & Caren Bohan, Reuters
‚Ä¢ OMB’s Nussle To GOP: Avoid Allure Of Added Spending – Henry J. Pulizzi & John Godfrey, Dow Jones
• Spend and spend: Congress shows little budget regard РEditorial, Houston Chronicle
‚Ä¢ Give us your poor — if you can find them – Jason Lewis, Minneapolis Star Tribune

• Tony Snow: Immigration bill opposition misjudged РRichard S. Dunham, Houston Chronicle
• Bad Ruling Tosses Out Social Security No-Match Program РJames Jay Carafano, Fox News
• A Failed Reform РDan Lips, National Review Online
• Jane Fonda to Blame for Global Warming? РEditor & Publisher
• Comrade Who? РEconomist

• Bin Laden Sounds Like a Liberal РMike Franc, Human Events
‚Ä¢ Bush on Iraq: U.S. Troops “Return on Success” – James Phillips, Heritage Foundation
• Stand By Your Man РPeter Wehner, Contentions
• The Risks of Running Away РRep. Adam Putnam, New York Post
• Dennis of Damascus and Tehran Tom РKenneth Timmerman, Front Page Magazine

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