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11.28.11 | 12:55 pm
Ummmm … (Herman Cain Edition)

I think someone needs to tell Herman Cain his lawyer is not an independent expenditure committee. They are allowed to coordinate message.

11.28.11 | 10:27 am
New Rules for Politicians

Along with kiss the babies and don’t get caught cheating on your spouse, a new rule enters the politicans’ handbook: Don’t sic the dogs on high schoolers who snark you on twitter.

11.28.11 | 6:44 am
You Do Know Jack!

Jack Abramoff sits down with TPM to discuss ethics, Congress and his own media tour. No really …

11.28.11 | 5:41 am
Frank To Retire

Barney Frank, a fixture of the House Democratic caucus for decades, is retiring.

11.27.11 | 11:55 am
Unintended Consequences

Congressional Republicans’ proxy war against Solyndra (and the federal loan program that supported it) has put them on a collision course with the Pentagon.

11.27.11 | 3:37 am
For The Record

Union Leader endorses Newt in New Hampshire.

11.27.11 | 3:35 am
Curiosity

The largest and most ambitious Mars rover was launched Saturday by NASA. It is scheduled to arrive on Mars in August.

Here’s the launch: Read More

11.25.11 | 3:12 pm
What Could Go Wrong?

At this week’s debate (and actually before) Newt Gingrich said that mass deportation of all illegal immigrants currently in the United States would be neither feasible nor humane, especially when it involves breaking up families long resident in the US. But for anyone who thought this sounded uncharacteristically sensible, Gingrich has now followed up with the fine print, which will leave to community boards of local worthies to decide who gets the boot and who doesn’t.

The boards are to be modeled on the local draft boards of World War II.

11.25.11 | 11:10 am
Harmonic Convergence for Newt

Bringing together Gingrich’s two great ambitions — being president and selling books.