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Monday link dump: New York City cops

The committee to save the Senate, weaseling out of a FOIA request, and 911 is still a joke in this town

By Alex Pareene

Published May 10, 2010 11:01PM (EDT)

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  • 21 young-ish Democratic Senators are trying very hard to fix the archaic and undemocratic rules of the Senate. They will be thrown a bone but nothing substantive will change, because I'm pretty sure changing Senate rules requires a supermajority of 250 votes in the Senate.
  • This is the story of how the Justice Department and the CIA get out of FOIA requests.
  • South Dakota Secretary of State and Republican congressional candidate Chris Nelson is, of course, a birther.
  • When journalist Debbie Nathan tried to report her sexual assault to the NYPD, they refused to classify it as a a felony assault, because that would look bad in the stats.

By Alex Pareene

Alex Pareene writes about politics for Salon and is the author of "The Rude Guide to Mitt." Email him at apareene@salon.com and follow him on Twitter @pareene

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