Jim Messina
How I Got Ejected From a Super PAC Reception
The Tweeps on the Bus
IT’S EASY TO FORGET that eight months ago BuzzFeed didn’t even have a politics section. The website was known primarily for posting goofy and/or heart-warming lists created expressly for readers to share on social-media sites like Facebook and Twitter. Among the most popular BuzzFeed articles of 2011 were “20 Alcoholic Beverages Inspired By The Harry Potter Series,” “Basset Hounds Running,” and “Scared Bros at a Haunted House.” READ MORE >>
Joementum
With the election behind us now, talk has already turned to 2016 and the potential of a Joe Biden candidacy. Here was what TNR's Noam Scheiber reported back in August. READ MORE >>
Dough-Faced
Second-City Crew vs. Third Party Plotters
Obama's Secret Plan To Lose The Election
President Obama is stumping in Scranton this afternoon, which is strange, because as everyone now knows, he has decided to abandon the white working class. READ MORE >>
Ohio Vs. Virginia: A False Choice?
Obama's Latino Strategy Takes Shape
Here are three stories that don't make a ton of sense individually, but make a great deal of sense taken together. First, the Obama reelection campaign is claiming it's going to compete hard in Texas, reports Glenn Thrush: READ MORE >>
