links for 2010-01-30

• How To Listen To Politicians: Emanuel/Axelrod Case Study | The Incidental Economist
  Excellent, reasonable analysis of today's Rahm flap http://bit.ly/amoKGn [from http://twitter.com/muhajabah/statuses/8401082069]
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• Because I need to keep a copy of #questiontime for myself - almuhajabah's posterous
  Because I need to keep a copy of #questiontime for myself http://post.ly/LHb0 [from http://twitter.com/muhajabah/statuses/8400001482]
  (tags: tweecious)
• The Monkey Cage: Reconciliation, revisited
  More reality check on reconciliation http://bit.ly/aNqdz3 // Stop saying "why don't they just use it" unless you have actually researched it [from http://twitter.com/muhajabah/statuses/8390717344]
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• A plain blog about politics: House or Senate?
  House or Senate? House is being irrational, not the Senate http://bit.ly/aobB5b // this is something that needs to be said #hcr [from http://twitter.com/muhajabah/statuses/8390310797]
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• Bob Cesca's Awesome Blog! Go!: Reid Says They're Moving Forward
  RT @bobcesca_go: Reid Says They're Moving Forward http://bit.ly/cJCYvd // Reid controls the process not Rahm, so I know who I listen to [from http://twitter.com/muhajabah/statuses/8388173672]
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• A very productive Congress, despite what the approval ratings say - washingtonpost.com
  A very productive Congress, despite what the approval ratings say http://bit.ly/cyfmHF // awesome article. As liberals, we need to sell this [from http://twitter.com/muhajabah/statuses/8387386057]
  (tags: tweecious)