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July 30, 2010
Breitbart: ‘As Difficult As It Probably Was for [Shirley Sherrod], It’s Been Difficult for Me As Well’
The conservative activist-journalist wants your pity.
By
Chris Rovzar
crimes and misdemeanors
July 30, 2010
After All That, Charlie Rangel Might Just Get a Little Slap on the Wrist
An ethics subcommittee recommends a reprimand.
By
Dan Amira
early and awkward
July 30, 2010
Anthony Weiner and Peter King Do Their Best Kindergartner Impressions
The two New York congressmen bicker like children on Fox News.
By
Dan Amira
early and awkward
July 30, 2010
Staten Island Congressman Thinks You Should Know That Jews Have Donated to His Opponent
Heavens!
By
Dan Amira
party chat
July 29, 2010
André Balazs: Obama ‘Sat at Every Single Table’ at Anna’s
“It was just spectacular.”
By
Bennett Marcus
crimes and misdemeanors
July 29, 2010
Nobody Has Any Idea What’s Happening With Charlie Rangel
Deal? No deal?
By
Dan Amira
crimes and misdemeanors
July 29, 2010
Charlie Rangel to Deny World Exciting Ethics Trial?
He’s reportedly cut a deal.
By
Dan Amira
crimes and misdemeanors
July 29, 2010
Will Charlie Rangel Make a Last-Minute Deal?
Time is running out.
By
Dan Amira
congress
July 28, 2010
Six House Democrats Stage a Silent Senate Chamber Sit-In
Frustrated over their approved items getting stuck in limbo.
By
Josh Duboff
cable news news
July 28, 2010
After Failed Congressional Bid, Angela McGlowan Back to Fox News
But contrary to a report, the African-American political commentator was hired before a string of stories about Fox News’ audience demographics.
By
Chris Rovzar
early and awkward
July 28, 2010
Another New England Politician Has Managed to Alienate Every Red Sox Fan
Candidate for governor in Rhode Island thinks Curt Schilling is a liar.
By
Dan Amira
crimes and misdemeanors
July 27, 2010
Outlook For Settlement Not Good For Charlie Rangel
Veteran Democrat allegedly met with ethics committee chairwoman.
By
Josh Duboff
founding follies
July 27, 2010
Electoral College One Step Closer to Death
Massachusetts joins the movement to make the popular vote matter.
By
Dan Amira
early and awkward
July 27, 2010
Meet Basil Marceaux, a Political Candidate for Our Time
How a dark-horse gubernatorial candidate out of Tennessee became an Internet sensation. And maybe more?
By
Jessica Pressler
crimes and misdemeanors
July 27, 2010
Kitchen Maybe Getting a Little Too Hot for Rangel
He’s reportedly trying to settle this before a trial.
By
Dan Amira
early and awkward
July 27, 2010
Thanksgiving Is Going to Be Awkward for the Mantooth Family
Why a daughter is urging people not to vote for her dad.
By
Dan Amira
new york’s girlfriend
July 27, 2010
Bloomberg Squeeze Is Not Afraid of Senator Gillibrand
Will she run in 2012?
By
Mike Vilensky
early and awkward
July 26, 2010
Senate Tea-Party Candidate Accidentally Reveals What He Thinks of Birthers
To a Democratic operative, who recorded it.
By
Dan Amira
fight or flight
July 24, 2010
Charlie Rangel Is ‘Looking Forward’ to Fighting Those Ethics Charges
It’s NBD. Except that other Democrats are already calling for his resignation. And he has mounting legal fees. Hmmm.
By
Mike Vilensky
our hero
July 23, 2010
Andrew Cuomo Not About to Let Joe Cassano Slip Through His Fingers
The Justice Department failed. The SEC failed. But the Attorney General may bring the man who dumped AIG in our laps to justice.
By
Jessica Pressler
we feel like we’re taking crazy pills
July 23, 2010
Kansas Congressional Candidate Just
Can’t Stop
Accidentally Being a Birther
Whoops! Did I question Obama’s country of origin by accident? My bad.
By
Dan Amira
early and awful
July 23, 2010
President Obama’s Vast Ice-Cream Conspiracy
The president buys ice cream from a shop that appeals to his “core radical base.”
By
Aileen Gallagher
weird al greene
July 23, 2010
Alvin Greene Was
Not
Behind Subtly Deprecating Alvin Greene Rap
Aw.
By
Dan Amira
charlie rangel
July 22, 2010
Luke Russert Gets Under Charlie Rangel’s Skin
Not pleased when asked about possibility of losing his job.
By
Josh Duboff
crimes and misdemeanors
July 22, 2010
Charlie Rangel Is in Trouble
A House committee says he’s guilty of ethics violations.
By
Dan Amira
weird al greene
July 22, 2010
The Air Force Didn’t Promote Alvin Greene Because He Wasn’t Communist Enough
Or: terrorist-y enough. Either one.
By
Dan Amira
climate unchanged
July 22, 2010
Rise of Oceans to Continue Indefinitely
Comprehensive energy-reform legislation is dead. Done. Kaput.
By
Dan Amira
early and often
July 22, 2010
Nancy Pelosi Sees Herself As a Lioness
We thought of her as more of a cheetah, but.
By
Jessica Pressler
early and awkward
July 22, 2010
Colorado Senate Candidate Is So Manly, He Walks Around With Poop Right on His Shoes
The Colorado GOP Senate primary gets very entertaining.
By
Dan Amira
the post-racial world
July 21, 2010
Bill O’Reilly Apologizes To Shirley Sherrod… Then Continues Criticizing Her
“Memo to Shirley: using phrases like ‘his own kind’ is not a good ‘bringing people together’ strategy.”
By
Josh Duboff
cautious pessimism
July 21, 2010
Depressive Bernanke Brings Down Markets
Eeyore strikes again.
By
Jessica Pressler
July 21, 2010
John Boehner Says Report About Something He Said ‘Seems Like a Rumor’
Did he tell GOP congressmen to stop flirting with lobbyists?
By
Dan Amira
photo op
July 21, 2010
Obama Declares the End of Bailouts, Forever
Financial reform is now law.
By
Dan Amira
the post-racial world
July 21, 2010
Will Tom Vilsack Pull a Bud Selig?
A blown call that has to be reversed.
By
Dan Amira
early and often
July 21, 2010
A Sarah Palin Endorsement Means More Than a Barack Obama Endorsement
Obama’s rough summer continues.
By
Dan Amira
funemployment
July 20, 2010
Lazy Jobless Swimming in Endless Amount of Cash Once More
The Senate passed an emergency extension of unemployment benefits today.
By
Dan Amira
the most important wedding in the world
July 20, 2010
‘Chelsea Clinton Has Taken What Was Supposed to Be a Special Day for Me and Turned It Into Hell’
This is what happens when you are the Other Bride in Rhinebeck on July 31.
By
Chris Rovzar
confirming kagan
July 20, 2010
Lindsey Graham Calls Out Activism of Fellow Senators in Announcing Support for Elena Kagan
The GOP’s new maverick shames his colleagues.
By
Dan Amira
tea time
July 20, 2010
GOP Congressmen Not Exactly Rushing to Join Tea Party Caucus
Why isn’t the GOP more excited about this new and awesome group?
By
Dan Amira
unemployment
July 19, 2010
Senate to Pass Jobless-Aid Extension Tuesday
Obama lashes out at GOP filibustering.
By
Josh Duboff
new yorker stories in 400 words or less
July 19, 2010
Paul Volcker Doesn’t Like His Own Rule Anymore
“It doesn’t have the purity I was searching for.”
By
Jessica Pressler
mavericks
July 19, 2010
GOP Wants to Know If There’s Any Interest in John McCain for President in 2012
He will only be 76 years old.
By
Dan Amira
early and awkward
July 19, 2010
Republicans Already Out of Ideas to Reduce the National Debt
Two party leaders can’t name a single thing the GOP would do.
By
Dan Amira
weird al greene
July 18, 2010
Alvin Greene’s First Speech Surprisingly Without Incident
Though, disappointingly, no mention of action figures.
By
Josh Duboff
bons mots
July 16, 2010
Mayor Bloomberg Accurately Gauges His Appeal Outside of New York City
This is why he won’t run for president.
By
Dan Amira
comings and goings
July 16, 2010
Carte Goodwin, 36, Gets to Be a Senator for a Few Months
He’ll replace Robert Byrd in West Virginia.
By
Dan Amira
status cuomo
July 16, 2010
Andrew Cuomo Tries to Be Humble About His Enormous Pile of Cash
He has a ridiculous funding edge over his Republican opponents.
By
Dan Amira
pop quiz
July 15, 2010
Politicians and Their Strange, Surprising Childhood Nicknames
Can you guess who used to go by Boozy Boy, Bird Legs, or Pinky?
By
Dan Amira
slouching toward reform
July 15, 2010
Senate Passes Financial-Overhaul Bill
The president is expected to sign it this week.
By
Jessica Pressler
deep reads
July 15, 2010
Someone Who Has Actually Read the Financial-Regulation Bill Weighs In on It
There is good news and bad news.
By
Jessica Pressler
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