Sez Joe of Mitt:

Tom Edsall at Huffington Post has the latest on what has been the least honorable campaign of any major candadidate (Tancredo doesn’t count, though Mitt received the Tank’s fetid endorsement).

And I’ve got to say, having covered a lot of campaigns, I’ve seen dirtier (Bush in South Carolina in 2000), angrier and far

…

Peggy Noonan writes beautifully, and quite often sensibly. Most of her latest column fits that description perfectly. But not this bit of feverish hyperbole:

Mrs. Clinton is the most dramatically polarizing, the most instinctively distrusted, political figure of my lifetime. Yes, I include Nixon.

That is simply an absurd statement. Is …

As CNN reported yesterday, on October 26, eight days after she returned to Pakistan, Benazir Bhutto emailed Mark Siegel, her DC lobbyist, expressing her belief that if something happened to her, President Musharraf would be at least partly responsible. Here, courtesy of Siegel via our Pentagon correspondent, Mark Thompson, is the email …

Will the assassination of Benazir Bhutto have any impact on the presidential primaries? Over the course of the year, and especially as Iraq has fallen from the top of the news, surveys have shown voters to be more and more preoccupied with domestic issues — the economy, health care, etc. But Bhutto’s assassination and the turmoil in …

In an interview with the Tampa Tribune editorial board, the presidential candidate who recently turned around his chartered jet to seek emergency medical treatment was asked why Republican candidates aren’t talking about health care, and he explained:

“I suspect that our Democratic colleagues would get that question more often in a

…

From our White House Photo Blog, this one by Chris Usher shows what you see in the White House press room before a presidential news conference:

1