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Katherine Miller on fundraising in 2015. With apologies to the DCCC, NRCC, et al.
Katherine Miller on fundraising in 2015. With apologies to the DCCC, NRCC, et al.
Harry Reid went nuclear today. What does that actually mean?
It was the first song she learned outside of church.
The right still thinks it's winning.
Bill Thompson, his chief rival, will drop out, the Daily News reports.
This is what you do when you win the Democratic nomination to be mayor of New York.
While the National Rifle Association publicly fights against a national gun registry, the organization has gone to incredible lengths to compile information on "tens of millions" of gun owners — without their consent.
Alan Chambers wasn’t just the leader of Exodus International, he was also a member. When he shut down the ministry network this summer, foes and allies alike debated whether this was a tipping point for conservative Christians’ acceptance of homosexuality or merely a symptom of his own inability to practice what he preached.
"We're proud of you guys," the president says.
It's "transparent," the president tells Charlie Rose in an interview. Here's a portion of that transcript, from PBS.
It may only have been for a few minutes in 1992. But this is a little-known, true fact: The likely GOP nominee is a former Democrat.
Sunnymede, now a gracious estate in Morris Township, N.J., was better known in the 1990s as "An Afternoon Delight". This is Real Joe Biden, not Fake Joe Biden, but you may be confused when you're done reading about his remarks.
These five maps look at how the 2012 election would have played out before everyone could vote.
BuzzFeed founder Jonah Peretti, a HuffPo cofounder, recalls their brief partnership on the record for the first time. "At war with himself," but at least it paid for the remodeling of his kitchen.
The radio host offends often, but he doesn't apologize much. And when he does, as he did today — to women, African-Americans, a sick person — he doesn't exactly put his heart into it. But Sandra Fluke, whom he called a "slut," is in good company.
It was a key moment in the 1988 Democratic primary, described in Richard Ben Cramer's What It Takes and revived today by the @whatittakes2012, a social reading of the classic.
As the State Department's story about what happened in Benghazi crumbles, Clinton's personal spokesperson, Philippe Reines, loses his temper. "Have a good day. And by good day I mean Fuck Off."
Welcome to the alternate universe in which the Wikileaks founder plays an atheist Mike Wallace interviewing Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, the Lebanon-based militant group whose name translates as "The Party of God." Assange now has a show on the Kremlin-owned cable channel RT.
French diplomat reveals how George W. Bush first knew Obama would win: His daughters were crazy about the Democrat.
Newsbeast tracked down some of Dr. Paul's patients. And they recall him as kind and capable -- though inclined to talking about the gold standard while they were on the table.