Vice President Joe Biden Makes ‘Jeopardy’ Cameo
Vice President Joe Biden made a cameo appearance on Thursday night’s episode of “Jeopardy” by providing video clues to a category about the vice presidency. “Since 1974, the official residence of the vice president has been on the grounds of this astronomical agency of the… Read More »
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Anthony Weiner’s Very Bad, No Good First Campaign Day
Anthony Weiner’s nascent mayoral campaign is off to a rough start. Weiner made his candidacy for mayor of New York official in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, and since then there’s no indication that the process is going particularly well. The former rising star… Read More »
Lois Lerner Placed on Administrative Leave
Congressional and administration sources confirm that IRS director of Exempt Organizations Lois Lerner has been placed on administrative leave after she reportedly refused to resign. Lerner came under fire this week when she chose to invoke her Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate herself rather… Read More »
PM Note: One Speech, Two Obamas; Drones vs. GTMO
Breaking – Congressional sources tell ABC News that embattled IRS director Lois Lerner has been placed on administrative leave. More to come. Watch video of Obama and the heckler here, but it was sort of beside the point – http://abcn.ws/12yUzYj One Speech. Two Obamas. Drones… Read More »
Obama Orders DOJ Review of Leak Investigations
President Obama is a little uneasy with the way journalists have been dragged into the Justice Department’s aggressive pursuit of national security leak investigations. In fact, he has ordered Attorney General Eric Holder to conduct a 45-day review of the department’s guidelines on the issue…. Read More »
Obama: ‘This War, Like All Wars, Must End’
The president’s confrontation with a Code Pink heckler in his speech today at National Defense University was quite a moment. But don’t lose sight of the big picture – the heckler was a side show. This was one of President Obama’s most significant speeches, an… Read More »
Republicans Aim to Recruit, Elect More Women
Making sure that more Republican women run for office and that they get the support they need is the focus of “Right Women, Right Now,” a new initiative by the Republican State Leadership Committee to encourage and mentor GOP women considering a run for office…. Read More »
Ohio Voter Fraud ‘Does Exist’ But ‘Not An Epidemic’
In what was one of the 2012 election cycle’s most important battleground states, “voter fraud does exist,” Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted acknowledged in a report on Thursday. “But it is not an epidemic.” Husted, a Republican and the state’s chief elections official, said… Read More »
Darrell Issa to Lois Lerner: Assertion of ‘Fifth’ Invalid
While Congress continues to investigate the Internal Revenue Service profiling case, House Oversight and Government Reform committee Chairman Darrell Issa has determined that a top IRS official’s refusal to testify during a hearing Wednesday is invalid. After questions arose Wednesday surrounding the validity of IRS… Read More »
AccuWeather Chief: Tornado Warning Science ‘Is Not There’
As the people of Moore, Okla., grapple to recover following the devastating tornado that hit its community earlier this week, the head of a major weather forecasting service told a congressional subcommittee Thursday that the technology doesn’t yet exist to provide warning times of an… Read More »