#potus Last night, the Powers that Be gathered in Washington DC for the annual Nerd Oscars— the President's State of the Union address. There were ties in primary colors, John Boehner's aggressively orange skin, that hug between the President and Gabri... »
My column for Thursday will be about urban legends, a subject I've mostly consigned to the blog since I started blogging. I consider myself an aficionado, although my friends are more likely to describe me as a killjoy on the... »
Democrats are gleefully forwarding a video of Rep. Michael Grimm, Mitt Romney’s most prominent NY surrogate in New Hampshire at the moment, defending the former Massachusetts governor’s “I like being able to fire people” gaffe on national TV. During an... »
Mitt Romney, the 1%'er who was born on 3rd base and thinks he hit a triple, apparently suffers from an entitlement disorder so profound that it makes him believe he can run for president of the United States and not be challenged to explain his positions. »
promoted by Rosi In what constitutes an article by Politico's standards, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's recent tantrum, which some have described as an audition for the VP slot with the seemingly inevitable Republican Presidential nominee (unless... »
This week, President and Mrs. Carter are joining more than 500 volunteers from around the world in Haiti for Habitat’s 28th annual Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project. The Carter Work Project is an annual, internationally recognized... »
By Matthew Gould, cross posted at Republican Out Of The Blue It is no secret that the Republican field in New Jersey’s 11th legislative district ran a tough campaign this election cycle with mail pieces, some controversial, going out almost daily leadi... »
Voters in six Morris County municipalities—so far—have lost one opportunity to participate in the democratic process. Less than two weeks after Gov. Chris Christie gave them the option, 106 school districts have jumped at the chance to jettison the ann... »
