Talk of changing habits!

R.I.P., Eugene Polley. Eugene Polley, inventor of the wireless television remote control, has died at the age of 96, the Associated Press reported Tuesday. Polley died of natural causes on Sunday in a Chicago-area hospital. I wonder how Mr. Polley felt about the broadening of American and international backsides which resulted from his invention. It’s …

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Oh really?

If this is supposed to show he’s consistent, it fails. Romney, today, trying to denounce the announced attempt to smear Obama with Jeremiah Wright: a reporter noted that in February, Romney brought up Wright unprompted in an interview with the conservative media personality Sean Hannity – a clip that Democrats unearthed early in the day. …

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My facts are better than your facts

Jonathan Chait points out the inconsistencies between Romney’s economics speech yesterday in Des Moines and the facts recognized by most of the rest of the sentient world. In the real world, the following things are true: The budget deficit was projected to top $1 trillion even before President Obama took office, and that was when …

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