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Politics News & Analysis  Friday, Nov. 23, 2007

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Complete Coverage: The Latest in Politics
Muted Ad Messages in Vogue: Candidates Use Subtlety to Criticize Foes, Blunt Counterattacks (By Howard Kurtz)
So What's So Bad About Corn?: As Iowa Enjoys a Bumper Crop, Farmers Hear It From Environmentalists, Ethanol Skeptics and Other Critics (By Joel Achenbach)
Lethal Injection to Get Supreme Test: Doubts of Humaneness Bring Case to High Court (By Darryl Fears)
Clinton Favors Future Human Spaceflight: Democratic Candidate Launches a Position as Opponents Orbit From a Safe Distance (By Marc Kaufman)
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Troops Receive a Presidential Thank-You: In Telephone Calls, Bush Tells Service Members 'How Proud He Is of Them' (The Associated Press)
In the Loop: 'Did You Push My Button? Yes. Am I Going to Talk? You Bet.' (By Al Kamen)
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Stem Cells, the Right Way (By Michael Gerson)
Tattered Dream: Who'll Tackle the Issue Of Upward Mobility? (By Eugene Robinson)
On Iraq, a State of Denial (By Charles Krauthammer)
A Governor Unafraid of Government (By E. J. Dionne Jr.)
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Today's top political news and commentary:
Clinton Hits Rough Patch as Iowa Showdown Nears (Jackie Calmes, WSJ)
Mike Huckabee: Faith, Hope and Populism (The Economist)
Ensure Strong Defense, Restore Public's Trust (John McCain, DM Register)
In the Middle East, It's the Tribes, Stupid! (Robert Kaplan, The Atlantic)
Banks Gone Wild (Paul Krugman, New York Times)
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of likely Democratic caucus-goers said they'd had a conversation with or shaken the hand of one of the Democratic candidates for President. .
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