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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!President Obama used the glitzy White House Correspondents' Association dinner Saturday night to take a few shots at himself, his staff, the press and, of course, the Republicans. In turn, many of the 2,700 guests from the increasingly overlapping worlds of media, politics and celebrity used the annual black-tie dinner to anchor more than a dozen other weekend parties with heavy groupie overtones. Obama, who by many accounts upstaged the headliner, Jay Leno, spoke first. "There are few thing in life that are harder to find and more important to keep than love," he deadpanned. "Well, love ...
Whether or not Tuesday's voting turns out to be a referendum on President Obama, people are already making it clear how they feel about his job performance one year after his election. Obama has a 54 percent approval rating in a new CNN poll, nearly matching the 53 percent of the vote he got last November. What's changed in a year is that he's gained popularity among liberals and lost it among conservatives. And while the president remains above 50 percent in overall approval, most of the Americans CNN surveyed don't like the way he's dealt with such key issues as unemployment, health care ...
In Iran, the freedoms that have been stamped out by unelected, violence-prone clerics run the whole gamut: No freedom of worship, no freedom of speech, no freedom of assembly, no right to a fair trial, no freedom to field candidates of your choice, no right to have your votes actually counted, and, of course, no freedom of the press. ...
Caleb Howe is in a self-promotional frenzy over at RedState, trying to steal the thunder from another righty whiner who didn't like it when Awianna was mean to him:What is it with Democrats and airplanes? Stephen Bainbridge writes today about what happened when Arianna arrived in a huffpo and bypassed boarding with the peons. By bypassed, I mean she just pretended they didn't exist and line-jumped without a word. Well not without any words ... she was, after all, yakking on her cell phone. From Professor Bainbridge:Allow me to paraphrase the prof: "Wahhh!"First, let me say this to Caleb, whose ...
The London Times is reporting that the Huffington Post has raised $15 million in venture capital to fund an expansion of the site into more traditional media:The Times has learnt that the Huffington Post, her influential political website, will confirm within the next week that it has completed a $15 million (£10 million) fundraising from investors. The money will finance the expansion of HuffPo, as it is known, into the provision of local news across the United States and into more investigative journalism. And it will ensure that Ms Huffington's influence continues to spread across the US ...
Arianna Huffington has been vindicated. Last week on her site, she recounted how--at a Hollywood dinner party at the home of Candice Bergen--John McCain and his wife Cindy boasted that they hadn't voted for George W. Bush back in 2000. McCain denied Arianna's account via a spokesperson, who said, "consider the source." Well, The New York Times and The Washington Post went out and found a couple of sources of their own--People who were also sitting near the McCains, and heard the remarks. From the Post:In separate phone interviews, Bradley Whitford and Richard Schiff--both of whom starred in ...
Who did John and Cindy McCain vote for in 2000? Arianna Huffington says it wasn't George Bush: Original Post: At a dinner party in Los Angeles not long after the 2000 election, I was talking to a man and his wife, both prominent Republicans. The conversation soon turned to the new president. "I didn't vote for George Bush" the man confessed. "I didn't either," his wife added. Their names: John and Cindy McCain (Cindy told me she had cast a write-in vote for her husband). The fact that this man was so angry at what George Bush had done to him, and at what Bush represented for their party, that ...
Tim Russert, host of NBC's Meet the Press and famous for his little white dry-erase board and Gotcha!-style questioning, is rumored to be a sore sport when it comes to Arianna Huffington. From BuzzFeed: Scuttlebutt that Tim Russert has had Arianna Huffington blacklisted from NBC over comments about him in her new book. There are several passages in Right is Wrong about Russert, calling him (among other things) "one of the temple guards of conventional wisdom" and a "conventional wisdom zombie." Huffington was reportedly un-booked from two NBC shows, but she's talking everywhere else about the ...
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