TPM talks with the gun shop owner in Arizona who has “banned” Obama supporters from his store.
President Obama at the home of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi today — and other pics from his Asia trip.
At 4pm eastern, Mary Hughes of The 2012 Project will join us in the Prime Blog to answer your questions. The 2012 Project is a national, non-partisan campaign of the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers to increase the number of women in Congress and state legislatures. A record number of women were elected this year, and we’re excited to have Mary take your questions in the Prime Blog. You can submit your questions right now.
I long for the day when asking “How old do you think the Earth is?” doesn’t trip up a prospective presidential candidate.
From TPM Reader NW …
I just read the great piece by the man from Idaho who went to Cleveland to canvass for Obama’s re-election. My husband and I were similarly blown away by the dedication to Democracy we saw in the volunteers we hosted.
At our house (my husband and I are in our 80’s by the way) we have taken in workers like this man who arrive from all over the country.
Today at TPMPrime we’re discussing this: what do you consider the most accurate, most balanced sources of information on the present conflict in Israel-Palestine and the issue in general?
McCain: “I knew it was a terrorist attack from the beginning.”
What’s your take so far on how President Obama’s doing in the post-election budget negotiations? We’re discussing it here.
I found this a really amazing email on several levels. Just give it a read. From TPM Reader AH …
A couple of thoughts about the election:
I’m from Boise, Idaho but my wife and I relocated to Ohio to volunteer for President Obama’s campaign for the four weeks before the election.