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Friday's Front Page: How Dare Republicans Criticize Obama!

Chief political reporter Adam Nagourney finds it unseemly that Republicans may actually criticize opponent Barack Obama in the general election.

He Whose Full Name Shall Not Be Spoken

Another day, another hit at a conservative group that dared to use Barack Obama's middle name.

John McCain: Disqualified at Birth?

Just the latest flaky, negative story on McCain since he apparently clinched the GOP nomination.

Can You Call Barack Obama "Hussein"? Depends Who's Sayin' It

The Times jumps on a talk radio host for saying Barack Obama's middle name three times - but the Times' own columnists have used it as well.

Defending Obama, Times Again Slimes Swift Boat Vets

Reporter Michael Powell: "In 2004, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, the Democratic nominee for president that year, and his campaign also tried to ignore unfounded rumors besmirching his war ...

It's Official: NYT-McCain Honeymoon Over; Paper Raises Age Questions

Now it's McCain's age that's suddenly a concern for the Times: "The quest to win the presidency at an age when he would be too old to be a commercial airline pilot or even a judge in some states..."

Who's in the Times' Corner on Its McCain Hit Piece? So Far, No One

Even the network news and left-wing blogosphere say the story doesn't deliver the goods, while the McCain campaign is raising money off it.

Big McCain Bombshell Fizzles Out

Conservatives and liberals alike don't think the Times came up with the goods in its long-awaited assault on John McCain - an awkward mix of innuendo and old news.

Focusing on Cindy McCain's "Dig" at Michelle Obama, Not Obama's Lack of U.S. Pride

The Times barely focused on Michelle Obama's statement showing a lack of pride in her country: "...for the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country."

Still No "Liberals" Among the Big-Business Assaulting Democrats

More "populism," not liberalism, in the Democratic race for president, even as Hillary lashes into the "two oilmen in the White House" and attacks drug companies.
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