Clinton on Gore

| Fri Sep. 25, 2009 1:00 AM PDT

It's Laura, back with a few frog-free potboilers from the rest of the crew:

1) The new Black Panthers and me: Obama's DOJ is under fire for dropping a controversial voter intimidation case. Our reporter caught the whole incident on camera.

2) Did Clinton compare Gore to Mussolini? David Corn's favorite excerpts from the Clinton bio you can't read yet.

3) Meet the spy who loved Hamas. And Hezbollah. And Iran. Just who is ex-MI6 superstar Alastair Crooke working for, anyway?

4) Rare photos from inside a (completely macrame-free) Hamas summer camp for young Palestinian boys.

Laura McClure hosts weekly podcasts and is a writer and editor for Mother Jones. Read her recent investigative feature on lifehacking gurus here.

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Link 4 is the same as link 3

FYI

fixed! thanks for the heads up.

New Media Editor, Mother Jones http://www.motherjones.com/authors/laura-mcclure

smart, fearless journalism?

How is the opinion article written by David Samuels smart, fearless journalism?

"Your" reporter?

"Our reporter caught the whole incident on camera."

According to the text, the reporter was employed by the GOP. Since when is Mother Jones part of the Republican (or Democratic) Party?

Read the article and maybe

Read the article and maybe you won't be such a stupid dipshit.

Confused

So: an article implying a middle-east peacemaker is a traitor and/or crazy, and the other top stories of the hour are Hamas youth camps, the Black Panther Party and "Did Clinton compare Gore to Mussolini?". Have I navigated to the home page of the Weekly Standard by mistake?

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