Worst. Debate. Ever. But, Advantage Angle
Last night’s one and only Nevada Senate Debate was an embarrassing affair all around, but it most likely sealed the electoral doom of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
Last night’s one and only Nevada Senate Debate was an embarrassing affair all around, but it most likely sealed the electoral doom of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
The disaster that began last Monday in Hungary continues to unfold.
Despite early rumors that she would be fired when she proved not to be worth $16 million a year, Katie Couric has hung on as anchor at CBS. But her contract’s up in May and CNN seems to be the highest bidder. If not the only bidder.
Dow closes above 11,000 for first time since May after a decline in jobs boosts hopes of stimulus measures from the Fed.
Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo has won the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize. He probably doesn’t know it, though, because he’s currently sitting in a Chinese prison.
More numbers for campaign 2010–in this case, ones that show the maintenance of the status quo in several states.
Responding to the rant that got Rick Sanchez fired, Slate’s Brian Palmer investigates the question, “Do Jews Really Control the Media?” His short answer, “Maybe the movies, but not the news.”
Once again, Washington is abuzz with rumors that Hillary Clinton will be replacing Joe Biden as the Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee in 2012.
Once again, CNN’s Rick Sanchez discovers that opening his mouth probably wasn’t a good idea.
Despite hopes that they could help reverse a 20 year trend, both Carly Fiorina and Meg Whitman are beginning to lose ground in their races for statewide office in California.
The man best known for staging the “Acorn Pimp” videos is back in the news with an even more bizarre story.
Our 24/7 media culture has created a climate where persons accused of sensational crimes are presumed guilty.
White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel is leaving his job at week’s end to run for mayor of Chicago.
More than ever before in the past, Fox News Channel will be the exclusive medium through which many of the candidates for the 2012 Republican nomination communicate with the public. And that’s a problem.
The numbers tell us we’re not in a recession, but the public thinks otherwise.
President Obama’s approval is at its lowest point to date, matching President Clinton’s in 1994. It’s 14 points higher than his predecessor’s.
The Republican Leadership is treating Lisa Murkowski very differently than the Democrats handled Joe Lieberman in 2006.
While she continues basking in the glory of her surprise victory, Christine O’Donnell is still dodging questions about potentially serious violations of the law.
Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine thinks all his party’s problems will be solved with this new web site. Yea, that’s the problem you guys have this year, bad web design.
As the mid-term elections enter their final eight weeks, there’s more bad news for Democrats.
The nation’s 2nd smallest state is becoming the biggest battleground between the Establishment GOP and Tea Party insurgents.
The first ad of the 2012 presidential cycle has aired, by some dentist touting Hillary Clinton. She’s not running. Could she?
CNN’s Rick Sanchez has apologized after referring to Barack Obama as the “cotton-picking president of the United States,” which some have termed “racially tinged.”
After several months of bad housing sales, politicians in Washington are starting to talk about bringing back one of the worst public policy programs of the last two years.
Epic flooding in Pakistan is a humanitarian crisis which dwarfs the combined devastation of the 2004 Asian tsunami, the earthquake in Pakistan in 2005, and the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Why aren’t we paying attention?
The guy who ran George W. Bush’s campaign and the Republican National Committee has realized after only 43 years that he likes dudes.