Remember that time your publisher gave you credit for being a Pulitzer Price nominee even though it wasn’t true but you didn’t really say anything to correct the mistake and then there was all the awkwardness that ensued?
Our timeline of what over the last several weeks brought us to this point on gay marriage.
In about an hour, at 1:30 p.m. ET, President Obama is scheduled to sit down with ABC News for a taped interview during which, “everyone” now seems to think, he will clearly and unequivocally express his support for gay marriage. Read More
Here’s our piece about why Obama thinks endorsing gay marriage is terrible politics. Unless he changes his position at 3 PM, in which case it will no longer be relevant.
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, the newly minted Democratic nominee to face Gov. Scott Walker in next month’s recall election, predicts a “very, very unified front” against the Governor.
GOP Senate nominee Richard Mourdock: “I have a mindset that says bipartisanship ought to consist of Democrats coming to the Republican point of view.”
Florida white supremacist leader, his wife, and his crew corralled as they were allegedly preparing for a “race war.” Get a load of this gang.
How cutting ‘big government’ spiked the unemployment rate way, way higher.
Dick Lugar lets out what is, for him, a primal scream against the modern day Republican Party.
Gay rights advocates tell TPM they will “look at all legal options and political options to overturn” North Carolina’s Amendment One.