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03.21.13 | 7:58 am
As Predicted …

Boehner moving back to debt ceiling hostage taking.

03.21.13 | 7:02 am
Obama Name-Checks Israeli Comedy Show

Obama name-checks Israeli comedy show in speech. Funny stuff.

03.21.13 | 7:01 am
Coming Shortly

Video coming momentarily of Obama heckler in J’lem. “I have to say we actually arranged for that because it made me feel at home.”

And here it is.

03.21.13 | 6:59 am
Glimmers Of Governance

House gives final passage to government funding bill: government shutdown averted with an entire week to spare.

03.21.13 | 6:43 am
Got A Recipe For That?

I’m from Louisiana, so my first reaction to Rep. Paul Broun (R-GA) eating lion is, how’d you cook it?

03.21.13 | 6:37 am
GOP Re-Upping On Ryan Budget

The House is voting on the Paul Ryan budget blueprint right now. It’s expected to pass, re-subscribing the Republican Party to the same economic and fiscal policies that contributed to their 2012 election losses. By way of example, here’s an easy-to-read chart showing who would benefit from the income tax changes in Ryan’s plan.

Late Update: The final vote was 221-207. Ten Republicans joined all Democrats in voting no.

03.21.13 | 4:20 am
Tough Hurdle

So Sen. Saxby Chambliss has to become gay apparently before he’ll support marriage equality.

03.21.13 | 4:11 am
Bring on the Howls

Obama compares Israel-Palestine situation to US Civil Rights struggle.

03.21.13 | 3:49 am
When The Immigration Debate Ended

To get a good sense why the immigration reform ‘debate’ is probably over, read this.

03.20.13 | 5:21 pm
Tough Spot For Christie

Yesterday TPM Reader AM flagged to us that the New Jersey legislature is considering a bill to ban so-called “gay conversion therapy.” Of course, if it is passed, it would need the signature of Gov. Chris Christie. If he signs it, it’s probably another nail in the coffin of any national political ambitions in the GOP. If he vetoes it, he probably damages his increasingly potent cross-party appeal going into this fall’s election campaign. Read More