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Bill Maher: Ted Cruz Has 'The Steely-Eyed Focus of a Serial Killer'
Despite HBO's Real Time being off for the Memorial Day weekend, host Bill Maher felt it was necessary to offend a conservative without the aid of television.
Elected Legislators Continue To Occasionally Assist Bank Lobbyists In Drafting Legislation
Members of the House Financial Services Committee are still playing a role in the legislative process by making sure that laws written by bank lobbyists adhere to standard English language subject-number agreement.
Mark Levin blasts ‘transgendering’...
On his radio show Thursday night, conservative talker Mark Levin scorched his former radio competitor Michael Savage for attacking fellow conservative talkers.
Do Parties Really Need to Rebrand Themselves?
The Republican "rebranding" effort may be on temporary hiatus as all the party's factions come together in the vain hope that they may finally have something to impeach Barack Obama over, but as soon as these various non-scandals, faux-scandals, and mini-scandals fade, the GOP will surely get back to bickering over how it can pull itself out of its ... (more)
The GOP's shrinking policy agenda
One of the most important and startling political trends of the last few years has been the Republican Party retreating from policy ground they once held and salting the earth after them.
Did Morgan Freeman Fall Asleep During Interview?
During an early morning interview for new movie " Now You See Me ," Morgan Freeman appeared to be a little sleepy .
Campaign 2012AWAITING the Next Great Mistake
BRADENTON, Fla., Feb. 22, 2012 Updated 7:30pm ET -- The stage is set tonight in Mesa, Ariz., for mistakes that make political history.
This column went up at PJ Media and was teased here at BizzyBlog on Monday. This column has been moved to the top for the rest of the day, and has special resonance given the press's mostly poor performance thus far in reacting to new developments in the Benghazi scandal and the onset of the IRS-targeting and DOJ press-snooping scandals.
'Obama scandals' could actually hurt Republicans
Republican politicians and activists can barely contain their glee at the simultaneous eruption of three major controversies about the Obama administration.
SCOT LEHIGHGomez's goal - sensible centrism
Actually, make that 10 out of 10. But a pragmatic centrist versus a predictable progressive? Certainly when it comes to governors, this state has been willing to go that Republican route.
Anthony Behar/SipaWeiner's Shameless SchtickDespite a sex scandal,...
After a sex scandal, a one-time fighter for the middle class learned to love crony capitalism, writes John Avlon.
Pre-Schoolers Planting in Perry Square
It's a great day to get out in the garden. and local pre-schoolers got a lesson in planting, today in Perry Square.
Campaign 2012ROMNEY Goofs at Critical Moment
BRADENTON, Fla., Jan. 9, 2011 -- On the eve of the New Hampshire primary, Mitt Romney stuck his foot in his mouth so deep that the sole may have irritated his lower intestine.
Romney campaign intern to face cyber-stalking charge in Detroit
A 2012 Republican presidential campaign intern who worked for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan will make an initial appearance in federal court Tuesday on charges he cyber-stalked 15 women and extorted them into sending nude photos.
Embroiled GOP Firm Hires Gingrich Operative | Shop Talk
Strategy Group for Media CEO Rex Elsass will announce on Tuesday that he has hired Rick Tyler as his company's new president.
Offensive...in More Ways Than One
Get on and stay on the offensive. When your position is indefensible, don't defend it.
The WilliesSUPER Tuesday? Super for Whom?
BRADENTON, Fla., March 6, 202012 -- If you could really scrape below the surface of objective reality and peer into the unconscious minds of Republicans who will vote today in 10 states for their choice of presidential nominees, which of the key issues in the campaigns of Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich and Rick Sanctorum would really be ... (more)
That will be the question for congressional Republicans as they navigate the next year and a half before the 2014 elections.
Campaign 2012AWAITING the Next Great Mistake
BRADENTON, Fla., Feb. 22, 2012 Updated 7:30pm ET -- The stage is set tonight in Mesa, Ariz., for mistakes that make political history.
On May 10, Scott Pelley of CBS News received the 20th annual Fred Friendly First Amendment Award, presented by the Quinnipiac University School of Communications at a New York city luncheon.