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The Wednesday Cheat Sheet

The U.S. has fallen to fifth in global competitiveness. Heck of a job, Barry, heck of a job. Too bad you still have one at this point. Your job creation numbers have all but disappeared. Now, the White House wants

The Cheat Sheet: Tuesday

You’ll want to read up on Media Matters for America (MMfA) editor, Erick Boehlert’s blunder this morning. Everyone knew he’d be big – and they were Right. Now, Boehlert has been left looking like the biggest dummy on the Internet

Labor Day Roundup

– Media sure does love them some fake Republicans. CBS hosts Jon Huntsman. Wishful thinking? It’s hard to overstate how poorly Huntsman is doing. Among Republican voters nationwide, the latest Fox News poll shows him running last with 1% support.

The Cheat Sheet: Friday Morning Wrap-Up

Recovery Bummer: The economy added ZERO jobs in August. “Economists” had been expecting a significant increase. In a continuing pattern, job growth estimates for both June and July were revised downward. We expect today’s report to be revised downward next

Obama: The Problem We All Live With

Obama, the current “problem” all Americans are forced to “live with,” felt it was as good a time as any to hang in a hallway outside the Oval Office Norman Rockwell’s “The Problem We All Live With” – a canvas

How Will Cheney's Memoir Shape His Legacy?

[audio: http://newledger.com/podcasts/CoffeeandMarkets090111.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech are joined by Paul Bonicelli to discuss Dick Cheney’s new book, In My Time, how it portrays other members

The Cheat Sheet: Thursday Morning Round Up

Yesterday was Speech-apalooza ’11 with the GOP vs. Obama and Palin vs. Iowa Tea Party as the top bouts. Palin and the Tea Party seem to have gotten things straightened out, while the GOP vs. Obama remains contested for the

Women to Obama: We're Just Not that Into You

A recent AP-GfK poll shows some rather shocking news for President Obama: women are not too enthralled with him. This polling data may come as a surprise for many (and, indeed, possibly Obama himself), but not to conservative women. These

Tuesday Roundup

– Did CPI coordinate with Greenpeace for a Koch hit? – Joe Scarborough: “Dick Cheney wins foreign policy.” – Big Journalism’s Dana Loesch answers whether Paul and Bachmann are ready for the presidency and the Paul/FEMA remarks – RedState schools

Cheat Sheet: Tuesday Morning Round Up

There are no currently elected officials speaking at Saturday’s Iowa Tea Party event, Christine O’Donnell is slated to speak at some point before Sarah Palin. That’s drawing surprised reactions on Twitter. It’s not a Palin event and it’s unlikely she

Saturday Roundup

– Catherine Herridge’s bizarre discrimination claim thrown out of court: U.S. District Judge Richard Leon sided with network and cleared FNC of the allegations. Leon also noted that the reporter engaged in “puzzling” contract negotiations, which aligned with her claims

Institute of Medicine Provides 'Medical' Cover for Sebelius

There is a lot of talk, during these pre-presidential election days, of whether Republicans should stick to fiscal policy issues or include social issues as well in their platforms. Liberals are attacking fiscal/social conservatives, and some “establishment” Republicans are also

Friday Roundup

–Score one for the Paulers! If Paul’s comments on a nuclear Iran didn’t earn enough headlines, criticizing his amount of media coverage for an extended period of time definitely will. That being said, I continue to see Paul mentioned all