Latte Links (8/25/10)

Some miscellany for your Wednesday.

• CNN: 3 Columbian teens on Facebook hit list killed in the past 10 days
• The Des Moines Register: Police say it’s ‘very possible’ attacks near fairgrounds had racial overtones
• Wall Street Journal: China Traffic Jam Could Last Into September (I will never complain about traffic in Chicago/NW Indiana when visiting my mother-in-law ever again).
• Politico: Scott shocks McCollum in Fla. governor’s race
• Public Policy Polling: Rubio Back on Top
• National Review: Inventing Moderate Islam by Andrew C. McCarthy
• Gallup: GOP Maintains Edge in Midterm Voting Preferences
• The Iowa Republican: Braley Supports Ground Zero Mosque, Says it’s Just a Local Zoning Issue
• TVNewser: ‘CBS Evening News’ Ties All-Time Low
• John Stossel: Where Are the New Jobs?
• The Washington Examiner: For Obamacare supporters, judgment day approaches by Byron York
• Fox News: McCain Beats Back Hayworth in GOP Primary, Holds Senate Seat
• Michelle Malkin: The White House War on Jobs
• Allen West Secures Primary Win in Florida Congressional District 22

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