Newspaper Roundup for Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Washington Times:
Reid threatens rule change to limit GOP filibusters
McConnell hits back, says move threatens collegiality
Los Angeles Times:
San Bernardino council votes to slash budget more than $26 million
New York Post:
Fearless Mexican mayor who survived two assassination attempts is murdered
Washington Times:
Data show Hispanics more likely to relate to Democrats
Immigration bill may not help GOP
Providence Journal:
No tree lighting ceremony at R.I. State House this year
Washington Times:
Morsi’s power grab tests U.S. post-revolt tolerance
The Hill:
Poll: Obama holds 52 percent approval rating ahead of deficit talks
San Francisco Chronicle:
LGBT workplace rights scored in 137 cities
San Francisco, San Diego, Long Beach and Los Angeles earned perfect scores
Fox News:
Illinois sets February primary for Jackson's open seat, winner would likely win general
South Florida Sun-Sentinel:
Traffic pollution tied to autism risk: study
Washington Times:
Feminism is passe, says Carla Bruni
Former French first lady supports gay marriage, adoption
Los Angeles Times:
Nicki Minaj dons crown of thorns in new 'Freedom' video
Washington Post:
Romney’s final share of the vote? You guessed it: 47 percent
Philadelphia Inquirer:
Obama to appear Friday at Pa. toy company to discuss fiscal cliff
Philadelphia Inquirer:
Airlines get tougher with overweight passengers
Politico:
Nearly three-quarters of New Jerseyans approve of GOP Gov. Chris Christie
An unprecedented rating that even includes half of Democrats
Politico:
Grover Norquist to Peter King: Don’t be a ‘weasel'
Politico:
Poll: Most say no Benghazi coverup
Politico:
Obama crafting executive order to keep digital systems safe from hackers and spies
Politico:
Feinstein's record: 7.3 million votes, more than any other senator
Arizona Republic/USA Today:
Oil boom fuels income gains in small towns
Denver Post:
Medicaid expansion could cost Colorado $858 million over 10 years







