Archive for November, 2010

Sarah Palin To Bill O’Reilly: Political Candidates Can Never Be Too Far Right

Los Angeles Times: Reporting from Washington — final election-day push for votes. Former President Clinton called in to radio stations in Ohio on Tuesday, urging voters to support the Democratic ticket, and he planned to make similar calls in Pennsylvania. In Florida, gubernatorial candidates Alex Sink, the Democrat, and Rick Scott, the Republican, planned to [...]

Rachel Maddow’s ‘Scared White People’ Closing Argument

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CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (AP) — Four U.S. citizens were shot to death in separate attacks in the border city of Ciudad Juarez, Mexican authorities said Monday.

Gov. Ed Rendell Tells Eliot Spitzer: <b>“Have Fun With That Younger Woman”</b>

New York (AP) – The nation’s homeownership rate is at the lowest level in more than a decade,

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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) – U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday she expects President Barack Obama to stay the course on domestic and foreign policy even if Republicans make big gains, as expected, in hotly contested congressional midterm elections. Clinton told students and civic leaders in Malaysia that she had spoken to [...]

Boxer Leads in Cali Polls, But Voter Mood Aids Fiorina
Janet Napolitano: Homeland Security Is Always ‘Leaning Forward’

Washington Post: Republicans have a message for the businesses that worked closely with the Obama administration over the past two years on key controversial issues: We won’t forget. Take the case of Wal-Mart, the behemoth big-box retailer that liberals have long loved to hate. Several years ago, it began to break ranks with industry groups [...]

The Hill: The Senate might not have any African-American members after the election,

<b>Bumped:</b> Obama Heckled At Campaign Stop In Connecticut
Olbermann Claims “False Equivalency” Between MSNBC And Fox, Defying Jon Stewart

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<b>Giants Beat Rangers For First World Series Title Since 1954</b>

Politico: The polls aren’t even open yet, and countless contests are too close to call, but we already know what’s going to happen Wednesday morning. The country’s top Democrats – President Barack Obama, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine and others – will take stock of the damage, then grudgingly make [...]

<b>Due To Stewart Rally, Olbermann Suspends “Worst Persons” Segment “With An Eye Towards Discontinuing It”</b>

Mediaite: Longtime fans of Countdown may have been disappointed to learn tonight that one of the franchise segments, “Worst Persons,” is no longer – at least for the time being. Why? Well as host Keith Olbermann explains in the segment below, its original reason for being (Tucker Carlson?) no longer seems relevant. Oh, and it’s [...]

The Hill: LAS VEGAS — Down in the polls and written off by the pundits, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid made one final pitch on Monday to save his job, telling a raucous crowd of 2,000 that he is far from finished in Washington. “I have fought for Nevada my whole life, but you know, [...]

The Hill: CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — Republican Leader John Boehner spent what he hopes will be his final days in the House minority stumping across his home state to win support for the freshman class that could make him Speaker. Boehner appears poised to become the face of the Republican Party with the GOP expected to [...]

There’s a long-held belief in political circles that the weather affects voter turnout on Election Day – and that rainy, snowy or otherwise bad weather spells trouble for Democratic candidates and helps Republicans. With so many close races across the country, you can bet that pundits on both sides of the aisle will be closely [...]