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Ramesh Ponnuru: Obamacare opponents should target the individual mandate.

Arlen Specter doesn't know that the health-care bill includes an individual mandate.

Peggy Noonan: Obama "does seem reminiscent of Jimmy Carter, who was brilliant at becoming president but not being president."

Michael Moynihan: Yale surrenders to the p.c. police.

Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-Pa.) says Don't Ask Don't Tell "is going to be repealed in a short matter of time".

A 17-year-old Christian convert says she ran away from her Muslim family in Ohio fearing for her life.

Specter and Grassley duel on Twitter.

Allahpundit: Stupid: Critics go after Palin for encouraging end-of-life planning as governor.

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