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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!That's the question raised by The Daily Beast, who noticed this paragraph hiding out in a New York Times article about Greta Van Susteren:On one occasion, Ms. Palin asked (Greta Van Susteren husband John) Coale to check the veracity of a phone call from former President Bill Clinton's office. (During the campaign, she had been fooled by a radio host posing as President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.) He confirmed that Mr. Clinton was indeed trying to reach her.I'm sure the fertile imaginations of our nation's late night comics will fill in that blank repeatedly. Maybe we'll even be treated to the ...
Them's fightin' words.Ana Marie Cox, founder of Wonkette, contributor to The Daily Beast, correspondent for Air America, writes in the Washington Post that we should get rid of the White House Press corps:Intense interest in the Obama administration has swelled the ranks of the White House press corps. Outlets such as Politico have thrown a basketball team's worth of bodies at the project, and outlets that didn't even exist until recently -- Fivethirtyeight.com, the Huffington Post -- have created their own White House correspondent positions.Yet too often, the White House briefing room is ...
Man, did I ever see this coming (no pun intended (ok, pun intended)). I tried like hell to warn my conservative brethren, but the partisan divide prevented them from paying heed to a liberal. I speak of the Tea Party movement, essentially born of a rant by CNBC's Rick Santelli that had all the populist resonance of a Marie Antoinette serving suggestion. Sure, we all know about the Boston Tea Party, which seems pretty badass when you see those old-timey lithographs of ax-wielding colonials having at those crates of leafy goodness.As a rallying cry, though, "Let's have a tea party!" lacks a ...
Update: I've posted additional commentary, video, and photos at Jay Allbritton's blog, Ice Station Tango. We will also dissect the press conference further, and talk about the rest of the week's news, on Unusable Signal tonight. The show starts at 11pm EDT. AOL has already gotten 8 wonky paragraphs out of me about last night's press conference. Now, it's my turn. This one is for me. You see, last night was historic for more than one person. I know, I know, Barack this, Obama that, but it was also my first prime time news conference. I'm sure President Obama would have liked to have kept our ...
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