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10.10.12 | 8:07 pm
New Polls

Just out from NBC/WSJ/Marist, three new state polls. Read More

10.10.12 | 7:49 pm
Nota Bene

To get a sense what might be coming after the election in GrandBargainville, regardless of who wins the presidency, check out the last few pieces here by our Brian Beutler on Schumer and the tax reform consensus.

10.10.12 | 7:41 pm
Hiring: Assistant to the Publisher

TPM is hiring an Assistant to the Publisher to work in our New York City office. Applicants should have a deep interest in learning the ins and outs of running a web-native news publication in all its business and publishing dimensions. Qualifications, responsibilities and how to apply here.

10.10.12 | 6:25 pm
Hiring: Associate Editors

Come work with our team. We’re hiring two associate editors, one in New York and one in DC. Find out more here.

10.10.12 | 4:50 pm
Creeping Akinism

Freshman Rep. Roger Rivard (R-Rice Lake) explains that his father warned of the dangers of premarital sex since “some girls rape easy.” Read More

10.10.12 | 2:01 pm
Slight Counter-Etch

Romney repositions again on abortion. Now back to full pro-life.

10.10.12 | 1:51 pm
The Day In 100 Seconds

The best of Mitt Romney’s abortion bamboozlement in 100 seconds…

Full size version.

10.10.12 | 12:06 pm
Mitt To Endorse Federal Mandate?

This is a small little part of that interview Romney did yesterday with The Des Moines Register. But Romney appeared to suggest that President Obama should have pushed another health care reform law which also had a federal mandate.

10.10.12 | 11:57 am
RNC Gives New Explanation for Voter Suppression

Echoing that old Bush administration line that you don’t want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud, RNC spokesman Sean Spicer says it would be irresponsible to wait for evidence of voter fraud before cracking down on it.

10.10.12 | 11:43 am
Very Interesting News (for Poll Geeks)

Gallup has moved their daily tracking poll to a 50-50 split between landlines and cell phones.