Top Headline Comments 9-23-13

Happy Monday.

The hostage crisis continues at the Nairobi Westgate mall. At least 68 people are dead so far. Al Shebab says the attack is "retributive justice" for Kenya's part in trying to help Somalia fend off the Islamist butchers.

The FAA is getting ready to publish a rule allowing the use of electronic devices during takeoff and landing. It sounds like implementation will come next year.

As I mentioned back in one podcast, the Clinton camp would have wanted to salvage all the time spent grooming Huma Abedin by separating her from her deviant, unpopular husband. The NY Post says that's exactly what the Clinton people want. Includes this hilarious attribution: "The candidate’s bird-flipping parting shot to reporters after his humiliating defeat this month made a bad situation even worse, according to New York."

AP reports that the review panel Obama appointed to scrutinize NSA surveillance is actually working out of offices borrowed from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Participants and privacy advocates say this isn't the "independent group" the president promised. Heh.

NYTimes' front page finally notices something Republicans have been saying for years: under Obamacare, if you like your doctor, you may NOT get to keep your doctor. "Consumers should be prepared for 'much tighter, narrower networks' of doctors and hospitals..."

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posted by Gabriel Malor at 06:49 AM

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