And then this: "The thing that I think is getting a little tiresome is the gay community, they have so bullied the American people."
Right-wing hero Sharyl Attkisson has resigned from CBS News, seemingly because of 'liberal bias'. Remember this was the reporter who couldn't stopped with endlessly discredited Benghazi coverage as well as claiming that her computer had been hacked and that it may have been Obama snooping because she was about to blow the lid on Benghazi. Some of the reporting on the right is priceless.
Today we learn that despite showily vetoing the bill last month, Gov. Jan Brewer's office actually helped draft the anti-gay 'religious liberty' bill that garnered so much press attention across the country. It was one of many such bills that sprouted up all at once across the country; all of which now seem either dead or on life support. Brewer now seems not much different from those state senators who voted for the bill and then days later started begging Brewer to veto it.
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If it wasn't clear that Mitch McConnell doesn't like the Senate Conservatives Fund, it should be now that he's called the tea party group a "rogue political operation."
Gov. Jan Brewer's office helped write the anti-gay bill she later vetoed as unnecessary and behind the times.
This is the so-called Cantino Map, a chart stolen by an agent of an Italian Duke from the Portuguese Crown in 1502. It provides an interesting follow-up to our discussion of the first map of the continent of Africa from Friday.
Big development today in the years-long investigation into the 2010 mayor's race in DC: The central figure in the case, suspected of operating a shadow campaign for the eventual winner, Mayor Vincent Gray, has reached a deal with prosecutors. Jeffrey Thompson will face modest jail time, but the big question is what information has he given prosecutors, against Gray or others.
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We now have the most concrete information to date that some 3 to 4 million people are now newly insured since Obamacare went into effect on January 1st. That's not simply people who've signed up, many of which likely already had inferior or more expensive coverage of some sort. These are newly insured people. Good Dylan Scott piece here about how GOP reacts on whether they go into November campaigning on taking away that care from those and likely millions more who will be covered by the end of the year.
Correction, Illinois Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner isn't the 1 percent, he's the .01 percent -- and admits it.
