I published about a dozen new items today; here are some highlights that may be of interest: * As recently as Monday, Virginia Republicans and their allies said the gubernatorial race was a referendum on Obamacare. As of this morning, they appear to have forgotten what a referendum is (on.msnbc/1iMsK61). * It seemed as if Sen. Rand Pauls plagiarism controversy had run its course, but before moving on, the senator decided to spend some time feeling sorry for himself (on.msnbc/1as8amd). * Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Texas) has made a comment we rarely hear out loud: he wants House Republicans to prioritize messaging over governing (on.msnbc/1bYwi2A). * Id recommend Gov. Chris Christie (R) think twice before measuring the drapes in the Oval Office (on.msnbc/1bbhLQU). * Andy Card wants to pick a fight over presidents, honesty, and credibility? Seriously? (on.msnbc/HHKeV9). * Dianne Barrette, a 56-year-old Floridian, was all over the networks last week, claiming to be an Obamacare victim. Now shes starting to think the law will work in her favor after all (on.msnbc/1776JPg). Imagine that.
Posted on: Thu, 07 Nov 2013 00:10:07 +0000
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