TheDC Links - The Young Mr. Spitzer

July 11, 2013     These are today's top stories:   1.) The Young Spitzer: Future First John of New York State honed his lust for power as Princeton student body president 2.) Republicans doubt Palin will actually run for Senate -------------------- Advertisement -------------------- #1 New York Times bestselling author Brad Thor returns with his hottest and most action-packed thriller yet! ----------------------------------------------------------- 3.) House Republicans are in no hurry to pass immigration reform 4.) Rand Paul courts Jewish community 5.) Colorado congressman introduces bill to make banks more pot friendly 6.) Taxpayer-funded research lets people experience what it feels like to be a cow 7.) How does a homeless man serve out a house arrest sentence? 8.) ICYMI: Docs - Justice Department facilitated anti-Zimmerman protests 9.) TheDC Interview: Thriller author Brad Thor 10.) Fifty shades of hot teacher-on-middle-schooler sex is a book you can buy now 11.) Senate GOP pushes for 'permanent delay' of Obamacare 12.) George Mason University offers course on 'Trevon' Martin 13.) Raul Labrador takes on entire MSNBC panel on immigration 14.) David Meyers: Gay Americans should be focused on Russia 15.) Justin Bieber talked to Bill Clinton and they are totally cool now -------------------- Advertisement -------------------- #1 New York Times bestselling author Brad Thor returns with his hottest and most action-packed thriller yet! -----------------------------------------------------------         Can't see this email? Click here to view in your browser.

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