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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Obama 2012 campaign manager, Jim Messina, is on his first coast-to-coast swing this week, Politics Daily has learned, to huddle with major donors from President Obama's 2008 presidential campaign about building an organization to bankroll Obama's drive for a second term. In addition, the grassroots arm of the Democratic National Committee, Organizing for America, is gearing up for 2012 on several fronts, including in a few weeks ramping up an outreach aimed at Latino and African-American small businesses owners in urban areas. Messina, who wrapped up two years in the White House as deputy ...
(Nov. 19) -- When MSNBC suspended Keith Olbermann for political contributions, fans of the "Countdown" host pointed to fellow MSNBC personality Joe Scarborough's similar donations. Apparently, what's good for Olbermann is now good for the "Morning Joe" host, as well. Network executives suspended Scarborough on Friday, citing eight $500 political campaign contributions, according to Politico. Although some critics (see below) perceive the suspension as a PR vacation, Scarborough will reportedly be unpaid during his absence. "I recognize that I have a responsibility to honor the guidelines ...
(Nov. 5) -- Like a bad segment on MSNBC's "Countdown," the Keith Olbermann suspension episode (which may rapidly transition into the Keith Olbermann firing episode) just keeps on getting more outlandish. Late this afternoon, the unapologetically left- (sorry, "forward") leaning cable news show host was unceremoniously suspended by his network without pay, indefinitely, following the revelation that he gave undisclosed campaign contributions to Democratic candidates running in the 2010 midterms. Hours later, his supposed interim replacement, Chris Hayes, was yanked from the show as well, but ...
NICE, France (July 6) -- French President Nicolas Sarkozy today angrily denounced a report that France's richest woman helped illegally bankroll his successful 2007 presidential election. Paris' splashiest summer scandal in decades has exploded out of a court case involving Liliane Bettencourt, 87, the heiress to the L'Oreal cosmetics fortune, and her estranged daughter, who is contesting the more than $1 billion her mother gave to a longtime friend and society photographer. Remy de la Mauviniere, AP French President Nicolas Sarkozy denied on Tuesday that L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt, ...
On Thursday, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) blocked a bill that would have raised oil companies' "responsibility cap" -- the maximum amount in damages companies must pay for their accidents -- from $75 million to $10 billion. On Friday, Murkowski's office was rebutting critics who were asking whether her opposition to the measure had anything to do with the fact she is a major supporter of offshore drilling who has received $426,989 in campaign donations from the oil and gas industry over her eight-year Senate career. Murkowski is the top Republican on the Energy and Natural Resources ...
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