CNBC’s Jim Cramer brought his usual high-octane schtick to his new role as presidential debate co-moderator last night. It was weird.
Stimulus-hatin’ Rep. cuts ribbon for stimulus project in his district. Meet Rep. Frank Guinta (R-NH).
Cain campaign says it’s raised $9 million since October 1st, seemingly riding the sex harassment wave.
In today’s Campaign in 100 Seconds, pundits relive the horror of the Rick Perry brain freeze.
Richard Nixon’s grand jury testimony was unsealed today and made public for the first time.
Newt Gingrich’s claim in last night’s debate that he was merely giving Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac “advice as an historian” when they paid him some $300,000 has good government types rolling their eyes.
Not since John McCain’s green-screen speech has an epically bad performance caused the TV punditry to recoil the way it did last night to Rick Perry’s debate brain freeze. Watch.
The Oregonian: “Nike has no plans to change the name of the Joe Paterno Center, a child day care facility on the World Headquarters Campus near Beaverton …”
(Thanks to TPM Reader PD for the link.)
Cain campaign launches official caintruth.com site to attack sex harassment accusers.