At Least Two People Want to Be New York’s Congressperson for Fifteen Months [Updated]
Anthony Weiner's seat won't last for long — but a couple of people might still want it.
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Anthony Weiner's seat won't last for long — but a couple of people might still want it.
The disgraced congressman made his announcement during a press conference today.
Democrats take up a cause, other Democrats undermine it.
Paul Ryan and Michele Bachmann did a better job than liberals hoped they would.
Just when the CBO steps in with some helpful figures.
Congressional Democrats balking at the President's tax bargain should shut up but Obama will need to tell them so with much more charm than he did yesterday.
Progressive Democrats are grumbling.
Meanwhile, Sean Hannity thinks it's the Republicans who are caving.
A metaphor for the Democrats involving glue and gonads.
But "no person or party has a monopoly on wisdom."
All the cool kids' genetic code has DRD4.
Some TV pundits see the appearance as an early start to Team Obama's 2012 campaign.
“I can’t tell you the number of calls fundraisers get every day, every day, asking for $2,400, $2,400, and $2,400, and here are all these guys and gals sitting on piles of cash."
Fifty percent of likely voters are Republican and 35 percent support the Tea Party.
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