Matthews To GOP House Rep: Democrats Want To Know You ‘Paid A Price,’ See ‘Bite Marks On Your Neck’

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In an interview with one Republican and one Democratic House member, Chris Matthews probed to determine how close the lower chamber of Congress was close to agreeing on a resolution to the impending fiscal cliff. Matthews informed the Republican congressional representative that any deal which does not include an increase in income tax rates would… Read more »

Question No One (Except Politico) Is Asking: ‘Who Paid the $340-$500 GOP bar tab in Galilee?’

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In an apparent attempt to set the record for the most words expended on a multi-part non-story, Politico's Jake Sherman and John Bresnahan have supplemented their useless, 1,400-word August 19 item (noted at NewsBusters; at BizzyBlog) about how a one Republican congressman swam naked in Israel's Sea of Galilee with 1,000-worded which asks a question no one… Read more »

Tech at Night: Google defies a judge on paid bloggers

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Another quick one tonight. Ah, the joys of there being no Internet crushing legislation or regulation under consideration right now. Cue the dramatic music: While it’s true that both Oracle and Google were paying people online to write for their side (not that I was even offered a penny; I’m thinking it’s more because I’m… Read more »