States are scrambling to decipher and explain the new health care reform law. Christina Bellantoni checks in on how they’re handling it.
That “Tea Party Nation” convention last month in Nashville where Sarah Palin spoke has now spawned a defamation lawsuit by one of the event’s big donors against the event organizer.
The sort of video you might see at the 2012 Democratic convention when the party is in Obama-reelection mode.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, this morning on CNBC: “I think the term ‘cap and trade’ is not in the lexicon anymore.” Watch.
The RNC spending money at a bondage-themed night club with simulated girl-on-girl sex?
Just look at him. He’s about to explode.
House Democrats who voted against health care reform will still get re-election help from the DCCC. That and the day’s other political news in the TPMDC Morning Roundup.
Rep. John Shadegg (R-AZ): Michael Steele has a lot of explaining to do.
Mitt Romney’s camp sent over a response to President Obama’s poke of Mitt yesterday about how similar their two health care reforms are. Let the parsing begin!
California Senate candidate Carly Fiorina (R) describes Passover as a time where “we break bread and spend time with our families and friends.”
He’s the darling of conservative insurgents, but Republican Senate candidate Marco Rubio is facing an insurrection of his own among tea party groups in Florida.