Editors’ Blog - 2011
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11.15.11 | 9:32 am
Portrait Of A Speaker As A Younger Man

Newt to Hannity: “I’m much more mature than I was when I was speaker.” Read More

11.15.11 | 10:02 am
More Polls Moving in Obama’s Direction

Another poll shows movement in Obama’s direction.

11.15.11 | 11:16 am
What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

A guy like Newt Gingrich, with 35 years on the national political stage, wouldn’t bring any baggage to the role of frontrunner. No, none at all.

11.15.11 | 11:54 am
Does Grover Call the Shots?

Who’s driving this debt cutting train? The Super Committee or Grover Norquist. We look at the evidence.

11.15.11 | 1:15 pm
Shooting at Berkeley

Very few details are available. But there was a shooting at UC Berkeley this afternoon. At the Haas Business School. We’re following developments at TPMLivewire.

11.15.11 | 1:26 pm
Sign Of The Times

Not content to merely broadcast the GOP presidential debates as a public service, the cable and broadcast nets have tried to outdo each other by pumping up the volume with intros that combine WWE’s carnival style with Dancing With The Stars‘ faux glitz, leavened by a heavy dose of schmaltzy Americana. Almost too much to bear.

11.15.11 | 4:46 pm
Guess We Have Our Answer

Well, I guess that mystery’s over: top GOPer on super committee says no new taxes at all in any super committee deal.

11.15.11 | 5:11 pm
Occupy DC Marches for Occupy Wall Street

Occupy DC protestors tonight took over the headquarters of Brookfield Properties, the owners own Zuccotti Park. Here’s the video.

11.15.11 | 6:27 pm
The Changing Web (Geeks Only)

This is an amazing statistic, though admittedly you’ve got to be a bit of a computer geek to appreciate it and also probably have to have been around for the 1990s. But here’s the number. Only 56.81% of visits to TPM (November 2011) come from devices or computers using the windows operating system.

For points of reference that number was 75% in Nov.2007. And it’s fallen steadily each year since. By most standards that’s a pretty precipitous drop. Read More

11.15.11 | 7:40 pm
Freddie Mac Daddy

Remember that $300,000 that Newt Gingrich was paid to consult for Freddie Mac? Turns out it was $1.6 million.