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Will Sarah Palin Endorse Jane Norton? Colorado GOP Holds Its Breath
By Sandra Fish - Politics DailySaturday will be a busy one for Colorado Republicans: The state GOP holds its nominating assembly in the town of Loveland, and later that night, Sarah Palin brings her "Take Back America" road show to Denver. The question on everyone's mind: Will Palin endorse GOP Senate candidate Jane Norton at her talk at the University of Denver on Saturday night? There are hints she might. Last week, Palin predicted a "stampede of pink elephants" or "mama grizzlies" in the 2010 elections while speaking at a fundraising event for the Susan B. Anthony List, a political action committee that supports ...
Charlie Crist Loudly Mentions He Is Married
By Dylan and Ethan Ris - Politics DailyPoor Charlie Crist. Already distinguished as the governor of Florida, he is now trying to join the United States Senate-- the most powerful governing collective in the world-- and all the press wants to discuss is whether he spends his days craving man-flesh.As Politics Daily's own Matt Lewis has already reported, it took less than 48 hours for the "Crist is Gay" rumor mill to resurface on newstands after the governor came out as a Senate candidate.And Crist seems to have anticipated this all along. Consider his campaign announcement, delivered via Twitter...After thoughtful consideration with ...
Obama, Democrats Lured Specter with Promises of Pork, Campaign Cash
By Mark Impomeni - Politics DailyNow that Sen. Arlen Specter (D-PA) has made official what many Republicans have suspected – that he has actually been a Democrat for some time – reports are surfacing about the price Specter was able to exact from Democrats for his ultimate act of betrayal toward the party that elected him to the Senate five consecutive times. Specter did not come cheaply. Specter was enticed to join the Democratic Party with promises of two very valuable things. One is rumored to be the hugely powerful chairmanship of the Senate Appropriations Committee. The other was a promise from President ...
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