Oscar for Burris in Supporting Role: Margaret Carlson (Update1) Most new U.S. senators are lucky to
attract one reporter from their home state when they are sworn
in. Roland Burris, appointed by the disgraced governor of
Illinois, had swarms of them, jostling each other to get a
picture of him.
Blago’s Bravura Blast Puts Democrats in Bind: Margaret Carlson There have been other shocking press
conferences, the kind that make you call home and say, “Turn on
the TV, quick.” There was former New Jersey Governor Jim
McGreevey coming out of nowhere to declare, “I am a gay
American.” Or Bill Clinton, in a controlled rage, eyes ablaze,
finger jabbing the air: “I did not have sexual relations with
that woman.”
Caroline’s Tics, Um, Still Beat Crass Jokes: Margaret Carlson It can be hard to adapt when the
ground shifts beneath you. Caroline Kennedy is having difficulty
adjusting to life outside the cocoon of Manhattan and Boston,
where she’s treated like a princess.
Paulson Steals Show From the Grinch: Margaret Carlson (Correct) ‘Tis the season to be jolly, but I’m
rarely jolly under the best of circumstances. Just ask my family.
Caroline Risks Trading Camelot for Congress: Margaret Carlson Message to Hillary Clinton
supporters regarding the Senate seat that Caroline Kennedy, who
endorsed Barack Obama, is seeking: If people with no electoral
experience shouldn’t represent New York, where would the former
first lady, the vessel for your undying devotion, be?
Bankers Smoke Auto CEOs in Bailout Grand Prix: Margaret Carlson Honk if you’re a bank and haven’t been
bailed out.
CEOs Give Thanks to Hank This Thanksgiving: Margaret Carlson In this holiday season, as we gather
to give thanks with our families for all our blessings, my mind
turns to thoughts of vengeance.
Obamas Join D.C.'s Private School Status Race: Margaret Carlson First lady-to-be Michelle Obama may
drive a Ford Escape hybrid and dress in J. Crew rather than the
Valentino preferred by the self-defined down-home Alaska Governor
Sarah Palin. But she is unlikely to burnish her populist
credentials by choosing a Washington public school for the Obama
girls, Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7.
Obama Takes His Outside Game to the Inside: Margaret Carlson How fast we journalists move so as not
to be left behind or be seen as sentimental.
Harry Potter, Mickey Mouse Won't Be Voting: Margaret Carlson By tonight, it's likely that never
will so many people have gone to the polls and leave wondering
if their vote counted.