Politics Buzz The Wall Street Journal suggested today that an automated poll question about Biden could mean he's getting dropped. Not so, says a top party official.
Politics Buzz In an email to reporters, Democratic National Committee Communications Director Brad Woodhouse forwards invitation to private campaign event. Also release new video showing Romney's ties to special interests.
Politics Buzz New video pokes fun at today's endorsement circus.
Politics Buzz New video from the Democratic National Committee says he's not concerned about the poor or the middle class.
Culture Buzz Poster contest violates guild’s “handbook of pricing & ethical guidelines” More union trouble for the Democratic Convention
Politics Buzz Huntsman can delete his videos, but the DNC has them archived. “While the Huntsman campaign tries to rewrite history, let us remind you of some of Jon Huntsman's greatest hits against Mitt Romney. They are all still true,” emails spokeswoman Melanie Roussell, who sends along the committee's latest jab at Romney's job creation claims.
Politics Buzz Romney said he hadn't seen his allies' ads, then said he had. Here's the BuzzFeed story the ad cites. Campaign finance law is so loose now, though, that he's probably not doing anything wrong.
A chart displaying the frequency of words used by both Republican and Democratic speakers at their respective conventions. The Democrats top three are Change, McCain, and Energy, while the Republicans focused on God, Taxes, Businesses and Change. It’s not quite Fleshmap, but there were still plenty of asses on stage.
Focus on the Family reporter Stuart Shepard asked viewers to pray for “rain of Biblical proportions” during the Democratic National Convention. All cute-like too, like “Nice convention ya got here. Be a shame if God flooded it out.” FotF made Shepard take the video down, but not before it got on YouTube. And plenty of Shepard’s other anti-liberal videos are still up, in case you want to feel more pissed off at a right-wing talking head.