Screwing the State Is Fun and Hilarious!
Dean Skelos, David Paterson, and Sheldon Silver laughed it up in Albany yesterday.
Posted 11/17/08 in Daily Intel
Election Hangover
David Frum Follows Chris Buckley Out of ‘National Review’
He thinks everyone needs to just CHILL OUT, okay?
Posted 11/13/08 in Daily Intel
Election Hangover
Sarah Palin Gave a Press Conference! With a Podium!
In Miami at a Republican Governors Association event, Sarah Palin steps into uncharted territory.
Posted 11/12/08 in Daily Intel
Election Hair of the Dog
Sarah Palin Not the Only Republican Readying for 2012?
Mike Huckabee and Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal are already planning trips to Iowa.
Posted 11/04/08 in Daily Intel
Poll Positions
Some Polling Places Have Lines and Malfunctions, Some Have Bake Sales!
Bet you wish you lived in Park Slope, huh?
Posted 10/27/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
McCain Campaign Soaked by Stories of Palin Strife
Just as we suspected, the weekend was spent chronicling the increasing tension between the Republican candidates.
Posted 10/24/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
Schumer Lays the Smack Down on McCain’s ‘New York Elite’ Claim
'Men in Gucci shoes who have seven glass houses,' observes our dear senior senator, 'should not cast stones.'
Posted 10/23/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
Senior Republican Strategist: ‘McCain Should Campaign Like Dole’
This, of course, makes us imagine what else John McCain should do like Dole.
Posted 10/20/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
Sarah Palin Overheated Conservative Cruises
The ‘New Yorker’ tells us about how the Alaska governor did have a few key Washington ‘connections’ before she got the V.P. tap.
Posted 10/16/08 in Daily Intel
The Most Important People in the World
Joe Wurzelbacher Is the Britney Spears of Election 2008
Joe the Plumber is getting the full celebrity treatment.
Posted 10/15/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
Bon Jovi to Sarah Palin, ‘I Say YOU Can’t Go Home’
Obama supporter Jon Bon is pissed Palin is using one of his songs at her campaign rallies.
Posted 10/13/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
McCain’s Bad Weekend: A Catch-up
The McCain campaign, after some bad news over the weekend, is still slipping and is now pinning its hopes to a stunning debate performance by the candidate this week.
Posted 10/07/08 in Grub Street
Food Fights
Dems and Republicans Are Antagonistic About Arugula; Lebanon and Israel Fight About Falafel
Food has never been so politicized.
Posted 10/07/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
Where to Drink Tonight: Your Country Needs You!
The economy's in the can — what's another $3 beer? Here's a roundup of debate-viewing parties tonight.
Posted 10/03/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
Palin and Biden: Debating the Debate
So what did everybody think about how Joe Biden and Sarah Palin did last night?
Posted 09/30/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
McCain, Palin Attack Couric for ‘Gotcha Journalism’
Wait, is that the style of reporting where one asks follow-up questions and holds people accountable for their public statements? Despicable!
Posted 09/29/08 in Daily Intel
It Just Happened
House.gov Has Crashed
Not that we expected any reasonable explanations anytime soon, but it would be nice to be able to check.
Posted 09/24/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
John McCain Asks to Delay the Presidential Debates in the Face of Economic Crisis
Alack! What fresh gimmickry is this?
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