Paladino Wins GOP Primary for Governor
"If there's anything we learned, it's that New Yorkers are mad as hell."
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"If there's anything we learned, it's that New Yorkers are mad as hell."
Gillibrand wins Democratic Senate primary.
On primary day, we asked political consultants for their predictions.
Tyson was on a boat! But not, he says, doing drugs.
Obama-backed Michael Bennet wins in Colorado.
Karen Handel receives most votes, but doesn't avoid runoff.
Tea party candidate soundly defeated in primary.
Specifically, in Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Oregon.
Damn you, Iowa, you arrogant sons of bitches.
The results show that the paper's endorsements still carry weight.
We’ve been captivated by national politics lately, but what’s going on locally is pretty exciting, too.
Much of the revelations from the memos aren't exactly new, but some of the details can be fascinating, allowing us to look into the thoughts, nay, the very souls, of Team Clinton.
At the Monogram Shop in East Hampton, the plastic cups bearing Hillary's name are about to be banished to the basement. And that's not just a metaphor.
Like genius 'Lost' mastermind Ben, does Clinton have some kind of crazy scheme up her sleeve (or a time-travel chamber?) to wrest control of the nomination from Obama? Or is it simply that she's angling for a spot on the ticket?
Snippets from all three candidates' speeches last night.
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