What 30 College Students Want From The Next President
I asked college students at Lynn University to write on a piece of paper what they want to happen in the next 4 years. Spoiler: they want JOBS (and legal weed.)
I asked college students at Lynn University to write on a piece of paper what they want to happen in the next 4 years. Spoiler: they want JOBS (and legal weed.)
Says Romney still wants troops still in Iraq and is “all over the map” on nearly everything else.
The Republican nominee says the U.S. needs a coherent strategy to disincentives radicalism — not just drone attacks.
I asked 25 college students at Lynn University to say ONE genuinely good thing about the person they’re voting against. Politics doesn’t have to be so mean after all.
I asked 25 college students at Lynn University to say ONE genuinely good thing about the person they’re voting against. Politics doesn’t have to be so mean after all.
Elated in Boca. “The media is always rooting for drama,” says Costa.
This is how they celebrate democracy down at Lynn University in Boca Raton. Photographed today within a water noodle’s distance of the hall where Romney and Obama will debate foreign policy.
Chris Matthews gives lucky 18 year olds the Hardball treatment.
A promise from the 2008 foreign policy Romney might use to attack the President tonight.
The 20-year-old “old soul” was the unexpected star of Tuesday’s presidential debate — and despite the flood of well wishes, he’s never had any trouble with the ladies. His little sister translates the internet: “IM FAMOUS HES FAMOUS WERE ALL FAMOUS.”
Make a very sober discussion about foreign policy very unsober! Obama and Romney square off in their third and final presidential debate. Let’s make sure it’s one to not remember! Pourin’ policy debate!
“I feel like I’m on MTV Spring Break, you know what I mean?” Still raging.
Former Ambassador to India Tim Roemer says Romney can’t pass the commander in chief test.
Foreign policy — and image. “No one will be watching,” shrugs a Romney aide.
“A gift for Mitt.”
UPDATED: Senior campaign adviser Bay Buchanan said last week that the candidate supports states’ choices. This afternoon, though, she told BuzzFeed he still supports the amendment proposal.
“Everyone has heard it,” McCaskill says. “I don’t think it will ever be played out for women.”
Tagg took serious issue with the president calling his dad a liar.
This was a real question posed to Kirsten Gillibrand and Wendy Long, two women running for U.S. senate in New York, during their only debate. (via https:)
His comments on contraception in the debate looked to some like a move to the center — but one conservative spokesperson says, “I do not believe that Romney has shifted his position whatsoever.” The president of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund agrees.
Tries to reopen the gender gap, while taking advantage of Romney’s debate misstep.
The Gregory Brothers put a Keytar in moderator Candy Crowley’s hands and you know the rest.
Politicos are even weirder than celebrities. More lasagna, less conversation.
And everyone’s searching for “binders full of women.”
“The more we’re talking about women’s issues…the better,” says Psaki.
Early voting, Boca Raton, and Bruce Springsteen. “We have 20 days after tonight to get our voters out and persuade the undecided,” says campaign manager Messina.
If you replace “boy” with “presidency,” it kind of works.
In response to a debate question about women’s employment, Mitt Romney discusses his headhunting strategies to find talented women to work for him as governor. Whole binders full!
Romney proposed “two-parent families” as a way to curb gun violence. Some on Twitter took this as an insult to single moms, and they weren’t happy about it.
Binders full of women. Binders full of women.