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Three white hot topics were burning up the blog this week: the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Marriage Protection Amendment, and Ann Coulter's comments about the 9/11 widows. Along with the takes on these in our Sunday Roundup below, don't miss David Wallechinsky, Eric Boehlert, RJ Eskow, Scott Thill, Stan Goff, and Ankush Khardoni on Zarqawi, Margaret Carlson, Larry Beinhart, Hilary Rosen, Sam Seder, Michelle Goldberg, Mona Gable, and Gene Stone on the gay marriage ban, and Chris Durang, Bob Cesca, Margaret Nagle, Davis Sweet, Tony Hendra, and Tom D'Antoni on Coulter. If you haven't already, be sure and check out the revamped and greatly expanded "Eat the Press", our banquet of media news, views, blogs, gossip and much, much more. And don't miss Stephen Elliott's moving post based on his interviews with two families who lost sons to the Iraq war.

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