Richard Pollock
Love Obama, Hate Bush? April 4 Was a Dark Day
A terrible campaign announcement, no mention of MLK's assassination anniversary, and the promised New York trial of Khalid Sheik Mohammed abandoned. Bad day, guys.
Is Libya Mess the Work of NSC Chief Tom Donilon?
Insiders tell PJM that the unfocused, poorly led campaign sounds like the Donilon they know.
U.S. PR Firm Aiding Libya May Have Violated Federal Law
Directors and officers of the Monitor Group could be liable for federal penalties and imprisonment for willful omission of foreign agent activity.
PJM Exclusive: Two U.S. Lobbyists Paid $5.4M By Libya To Boost Regime’s Image
The Livingston Group and the Monitor Group tried to sell the dictator and his son Saif to Washington and Europe as "human rights reformers."
In Midwest, Former Union Households Adopting Anti-Union Attitudes
The factories are gone, and with them, the unions: the Midwest may be seeing a huge swing away from the Democrats.
PJM Exclusive: Congress Questions SEC Chief’s Involvement in New Madoff Scandal
SEC Chairwoman Mary Schapiro's general counsel personally profited from Bernard Madoff, which Schapiro knew about. Today, Rep. Darrell Issa and Rep. Charles Grassley asked her for answers.
Why Obama and the Dems Blundered in Wisconsin
Another stunning political miscalculation. (Also read: "White House now disavowing involvement in Wisconsin protests.")
The Ever-Predictable March of the Gun Grabbers
Real world crime statistics be damned, as sure as the sun comes up, the anti-gun lobby became among the first to run on autopilot and seek to politicize the senseless human killings in Tucson.
Rep. Ryan: We Are on the Path to ‘Debt Ruin’
PJTV provided live, exclusive coverage of Ryan's remarks.
Ten Political Flash Points for 2011
Expect fights over veto power, the debt ceiling, budget cuts, transparency, and the endangered career of Eric Holder. Ready?
Dismal Jobs Numbers Expose a Leaderless White House on Economic Policy
The president's "dream team" of economic advisors is mostly gone and no one is stepping forward with any idea on how to get the economy moving again.
‘U.S. to Gaza’ Fundraising Arm Linked to CIA Traitor Philip Agee
The institute raising money for an attempt to run the Gaza blockade next year has strong links to a former CIA spy who outed thousands of CIA agents.
Who Are the Good-Government Advocates in Washington These Days?
Can anyone find 14 non-partisan, impartial proponents of clean government in Washington? Not likely.
Pelosi Stays, Clyburn Wants To Be #2 — Are Dems Going Even Further Left?
The party’s top leadership looks committed to moving exactly in the opposite direction of the American electorate.
The Day After
The president's first press conference since his party's epic defeat showed that he still hasn't processed what it all means.
Liveblogging from D.C. with the Tea Party Patriots
The Patriots are set up in a major hotel on Capitol Hill. They've earned this night.
The (Overwhelmingly White!) Stewart-Colbert Rally, From the Cheap Seats
Some fun and peace, a little anger and hate. But mostly, we just couldn’t hear anything.
My Ordeal with Jon Stewart and His ‘Cone of Silence’ Event
Want a press pass? Dear Leader cannot be reached at this time.
Is Speaker Pelosi Violating Campaign Finance Laws?
Did the speaker encourage illegal contact between the Democratic Party and outside "independent" groups to facilitate ad expenditures?
DNC and Dems’ Private Club Delinquent on Taxes 16 Times in 7 Years (PJM Exclusive)
Isn't paying higher taxes patriotic? The Democratic National Committee and their private dining establishment in D.C., the National Democratic Club, are serious tax scofflaws.
Did the DNC Get an Illegal Campaign Loan from Bank of America? (PJM Exclusive)
Getting an easy line of credit may not sit well with cash-starved small businesses that have sought loans during the bad economy. The question is, will the DNC come clean and open their books on this transaction? (Update: Bank of America responds to the article; Richard Pollock responds to BofA.)
With DOJ Stonewalling on New Black Panthers Case, Civil Rights Commission Asks for Expanded Powers
The continuing DOJ refusal to allow attorney Christopher Coates to testify on the case results in a heated Commission hearing.
Breakfast with Nancy: One Hour. Five Grand.
What was that she said about keeping big money out of politics?
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