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Today, Daily Kos founder Markos Moulitsas and Gawker’s Alex Pareene discuss campaign lies, the movement to declaw the Electoral College, and why you shouldn't be worried about the polls — yet.
It was David Carr who gave us the best, most colorful assessment of what it was like to be a reporter here.
23/6's on-air personality, New York comedian Eugene Mirman, had a little incident.
Plus, Samantha Ronson and Lindsay Lohan go baby shopping, and Cameron Diaz is totally in love with Jennifer Aniston's ex! That and more in our daily gossip roundup.
But will this really affect independent voters?
Roy Den Hollander, the guy who sued against ladies’ night promotions at nightclubs, is at it again. Plus, no one cared that the New York ‘Times’ raised its cover price, and Lehman sells a key asset.
Dick Cheney will not have a speaking role at the Republican National Convention this month, and we suspect we know why.
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