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Beltway Traffic Jam

Just for old time’s sake, today’s linkfest will contain an actual festival of links.

  • Dean Esmay takes on whitey.
  • Michael Demmons reports on the gay Supreme Court site.
  • Joanne Jacobs passes on word of school naming rights sales.
  • Ed Morrissey notes that the Plame scandal is now explaining what Wilson was doing in Niger.
  • BlackFive’s Matt notes that al Qaeda wants to kill you.
  • Stuart Buck wonders why Brits lose their accents when singing whereas American Southerners do not.
  • Jack Army is in the Army but his view are not necessarily those of the Army.

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About James Joyner
James Joyner is the publisher of Outside the Beltway and the managing editor of the Atlantic Council. He's a former Army officer, Desert Storm vet, and college professor with a PhD in political science from The University of Alabama. Follow James on Twitter.

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  3. Point Five says:

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  6. Cao's Blog says:

    Durbin threatens Move America Forward, trying to silence critics

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    In keeping with …

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  7. Who Cares What the Washington Post Says?

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  9. ICallMasICM says:

    And Australians singing C&W sound just like Southerners – how does that work?

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  10. Yawn

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