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 Daily Mail | Obama jokes at annual dinner for Washington elite Fox News WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama told some jokes and poked a little fun at himself as he addressed the Alfalfa Club dinner, an exclusive annual black-tie get-together of some of the capital's movers and shakers. The club's sole mission is to put on ... President Obama cracks jokes at elite Alfalfa Club dinner (updated) Obama cracks wise at dinner for Washington elites as protestors decry steak ... Obama Mocks His Singing At Annual Washington Dinner |
ENQUIRER IN-DEPTH: Cows, Seinfeld ramble into Kasich's speech Cincinnati.com STATE OF THE STATE 2/7/12 METRO DOWNTOWN Bentley Davis of Camp Washington talks to the press Tuesday afternoon for a "State of the 99%" address, outside of City Hall in response to Ohio Gov. John Kasich's State of the State address. |
 HispanicBusiness.com | Perry is back home, back in the saddle Austin American-Statesman After a 28-year undefeated streak, Rick Perry's first turn at doing that in Texas came Monday night in his initial home state public appearance since ending his presidential campaign. Texas' only Aggie governor went with a joke about Aggie delusion: ... Governor Perry stumps against Obama in first speech since exiting race |
Capitals' Laich plays 2 days after hurting knee Sabres coach Ruff day to day ... The Journal News | LoHud.com It wasn't enough to prevent Ruff from cracking a few jokes. Laich skated well during the team's warm-up session and was on the bench for the start of Washington's game against Florida, a matchup for first place in the Southeast Division. |
 SikhSangat News | US State Dept defends Jay Leno's right to joke about Sikh Gurdwara SikhSangat News Washington DC: The State Department said today that Jay Leno has the right to make jokes about religions, even if they offend people in foreign countries, as did his Jan. 19 joke about GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's summer home being a famous ... Jay Leno under fire over Mitt Romney Sikh temple gag |
 ABC News (blog) | What's Worrying Mitt Romney? (The Note) ABC News (blog) By MICHAEL FALCONE (@michaelpfalcone) and AMY WALTER (@amyewalter) It's Election Day in three states: Colorado and Minnesota hold caucuses and Missouri holds a primary. Although no delegates will be officially awarded to candidates when all is said and ... |
 KPLU News for Seattle and the Northwest | Not all domestic partners are ready for gay marriage KPLU News for Seattle and the Northwest Ed Murray, D-Seattle, on Monday in Olympia, Wash., after hearing the news that the state Senate had enough votes to pass a same-sex marriage law. The Associated Press Wednesday night the Washington State Senate voted in support of same-sex marriages by ... |
Let's Make Super Monday A National Holiday The Post Game (blog) Washington -- the man, not the city -- issued a "feast day" proclamation in November of 1789. Subsequent presidents Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson declined to issue similar proclamations, citing the separation of church and state. |
 Human Events | Trump: Time to get tough on illegal immigration Human Events Washington needs to get tough and fight for “We the People,” not for the special interests who want cheap labor and a minority voting bloc,” said Donald J. Trump, who in addition to his far-flung real estate business interests is the host of the hit ... |
 The Free Press of the University of Southern Maine | Kelchner: Fox News covers horse race over cash cows The Free Press of the University of Southern Maine What Fox News served up that night for US citizens was a consumer grade carnival ride — a production of laughs, bad jokes and inappropriate comments, interspersed with political analysis. It began with co-anchor Megyn Kelly, billed by Fox News as ... |
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