Editors’ Blog - 2009
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04.29.09 | 5:23 am
One Too Many DeMint Juleps?

Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC): GOP lost Pennsylvania because “forced unionization” caused Republicans to flee the Northeast for the safety and comfort of the southern motherland.

04.29.09 | 6:49 am
Grading on a Curve

Mark Halperin’s 100 Days grade for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: B-

Mark Halperin’s grade for thinking Pelosi’s job title is “House Majority Leader“: any ideas?

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04.29.09 | 7:20 am
Your Government Not At Work

Jon Stewart unpacks the Jane Harman-Gonzo-AIPAC-wiretapping imbroglio.

04.29.09 | 7:39 am
Mindbreaking Work of Staggering Genius

Michael Steele involved in new plot to smoke out his enemies by coaxing them into taking away his control of the RNC’s finances.

04.29.09 | 7:56 am
Breaking or Just Broken

Michele Bachman attacks Obama for being like FDR and bringing us the “Hoot-Smalley” tariffs before he even became president.

04.29.09 | 8:07 am
Can We Just Indict Lanny?

I was thinking Jane Harman had a better case to make before she hired Lanny Davis to start making her case for her. That said, keep an eye on the developing reporting and commentary pointing to a lot of this being tied to former DCI Porter Goss’s personal axe to grind with Harman.

04.29.09 | 8:10 am
Who Says Only Obama Gets One?

Senate Guru reviews Michael Steele’s first 100 days of greatness.

04.29.09 | 9:23 am
100 Days in 30 Photos

Sure, 100 days is pretty arbitrary. But, the pictures are pretty good.

04.29.09 | 9:38 am
Specter Switch Foretells GOP Landslide

I always thought Sen. Inhofe was a pretty hardcore war on drugs guy. So what’s he smoking?

04.29.09 | 12:53 pm
A CDO for Your Pension Fund?

It doesn’t have quite the punch of the market collapse and all the hullabaloo surrounding the big national banks. But largely under the radar there’s a major unfolding scandal tied to corruption of state pension funds. Basically cases in which hedge funds and other investment firms have buttered up state bureaucrats or elected officials to get their hand on public pension fund money for highly speculative or downright fraudulent investments. It got some high-profile attention when one part of the story ended Gov. Bill Richardson’s hopes of being Commerce Secretary. But there’s a lot more to the story.