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Photo from AP's Peter Kramer The attention whore gets turned down : Donald Trump's offer to buy an investor's stake where a mosque is planned near ground zero is falling flat. Wolodymyr Starosolsky is a lawyer for the investor in the real estate partnership that controls the site. He says Trump's offer is "just a cheap attempt to get publicity and get in the limelight." The reasoning that he wants you to believe for making himself look like a clown... Trump says he's making the offer not because he thinks the location is spectacular, but because it would end "a very serious, inflammatory, and highly divisive situation." Because only I, Donald Trump, can save the day. And it will certainly be a great business tool I can use on my next season of "The Apprentice."

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Right at our war center headquarters ! While plans for a cultural center and mosque near the site of the September 11 attacks in New York have ignited a hot political debate, Muslims regularly pray at a chapel near where a hijacked jet slammed into the Pentagon nine years ago. Muslims, Jews, Catholics, Protestants, Mormons and Episcopalians regularly hold services in the multifaith chapel that was dedicated in November 2002 after reconstruction of the section of the Pentagon hit by Islamist hijackers on September 11, 2001. "I've been here four years next month and the chapel and its function and role have never been an issue," George Wright, an Army spokesman at the Pentagon, said on Thursday. The Washington Post' Petula Dvorak talks about this dangerous development that has been transpiring right under our noses (especially under the nostrils of Harry Reid, Howard Dean, and all of our Republican nutcase figures).....for almost the last 8 years! Now, would y...

He sure is trying hard to revitalize his public image well : What's so interesting is that, outside of creepy Rove, all of the Bushies have definitely kept themselves in line to not join the rest of the nutcase side on the Cordoba House. With this happening earlier today, expect Pam Gellar to definitely write a post indicating how Ted Olson is compliant to Shaira Law!

Though he is arguably "The Sunday crap shows'"most astute host (Christian Amanpour could always contend despite her middle of the road debut last weekend), Fareed Zakaria isn't one championed around most progressive circles. As one who supported the Iraq war, Zakaria certainly has his deserved share of critics. But he is usually very thoughtful and well versed in a myraid of topics, anchoring a weekly show that actually doesn't contribute to further diminishing CNN's deteriorating band and the vapid stupidity of our Sunday news discourse. However, analysis and perspective on Zakaria and his show aren't the focus here. Instead, this Newsweek columnist probably did one of the coolest things anyone has done all week. And that's publicly abase one of the hate merchants of our time in such a classy fashion : CNN host and Newsweek International editor Fareed Zakaria has returned an award from the Anti-Defamation League in protest of the ADL’s coming ...