Look at this article and note the emails that Brett Schundler shared with reporters in New Jersey after he got canned by Gov. Christie (R-NJ). Christie may have a hard time explaining his comments from earlier in the week, in the face of those emails.
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Seems like we may have a mini-political reporter jobs program breaking out in New Jersey this afternoon.
A business that rents missiles and old military jets for publicity events seeks volunteers on craigslist to help cart two missiles it’s donating for anti-“Ground Zero Mosque” events.
Yep, hard to know where to start.
Even funnier if you know that Crowley is the Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, i.e., chief spokesman at the State Department.
When whackadoo xenophobia crosses wires with cultural illiteracy the results can be, if not tragic, then at least pretty comical.
Meet Circuit Judge Elijah Williams of Florida. He’s a veteran family court judge down in Broward County Florida and he faced a primary election on Tuesday. But a few weeks ago an group of bloggers began suggesting that Williams had not been straight with voters about being a Muslim. Read More
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Just posted by Sen. McCain on Twitter. Frighteningly does not appear to have been photoshopped.
It’s hard straddling the fence without getting splinters in your … britches.
So discovered Gov. Charlie Crist — the fence-straddler extraordinaire of the 2010 — this afternoon when he very clearly said in a broadcast interview he would have voted for ObamaCare had he been in the Senate. That’s completely at odds with Crist’s position on health care reform up to now, and he quickly issued a statement to clarify that he would not have voted for it.
Evan McMorris-Santoro dissects the flip-flop-flip.