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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

Deficit Commission chairman Erskine Bowles

Deficit commission almost done deciding to slash Social Security

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David Broder (left) and a Tea Party activist in Smithtown, NY.

David Broder’s helpful advice for the Tea Parties

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Friday link dump: Sail away

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Bill Clinton to officiate Weiner/Abedin wedding

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Pentagon allows banned reporters back to Guantanamo, doesn’t lift onerous reporting restrictions

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Pentagon asks troops how gross it would be to shower with a gay person

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Hedge Fund Democrat still insisting she is not “pro-Wall Street”

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Thursday link dump: Thrilling monkey escape

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Dumb things Sharron Angle did or said recently

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Section of Defense of Marriage Act ruled unconstitutional

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A message from the Reshma Saujani campaign

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Lindsay Lohan’s posse includes unsavory Florida Senate candidate

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All Carly Fiorina supporters have the exact same handwriting

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Reshma Saujani

Pro-Wall Street Democrats launch insurgent campaign in New York

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Wednesday link dump: Take your guns to town

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Joe Scarborough and Markos Moulitsas

Everyone at MSNBC is such a baby

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Niall Ferguson and Mort Zuckerman

Rich people have solution to economic crisis: Make lazy poor get jobs

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Alvin Greene’s stimulus proposal: Alvin Greene dolls

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Charles Darwin

Huffington Post publishes anti-Darwin smears from creationist think tank

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Tuesday link dump: Cause and effect

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Mark Krikorian

The pundit who was positive the administration would never sue Arizona

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Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele

Michael Steele’s job is safe

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Bradley Manning and a still from the Apache helicopter attack that appeared on WikiLeaks.

Military pressing charges against helicopter strike video leaker

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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives for his meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington July 6, 2010. The two leaders are seeking to show they have turned the page on an unusually rocky period in relations between Washington and its close ally.

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Obama and Netanyahu plan photo op for peace

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