What do the Hillary 2008 people say about Hillary 2016?:
A conversation with Washington Post reporter Jason Horowitz about the scattered, scarred alumni of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
Bio: Josh Benson is a co-founder and co-editor of Capital. He was previously an editor and reporter at The New York Observer, and he wrote about New Jersey for The New York Times.
Here's something: Supporters of Palestine and the pro-Israel mayor of New York coming together against demagoguery. More
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on February 6th, 2013 5:18pmA conversation with Times Union political reporter Jimmy Vielkind about Cuomo's new agenda, and whether there's anyone left to stand in its way. More
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on January 22nd, 2013 7:41amSteve Kornacki: I still think he's safe for now, and that the real question is how much longer he's willing to put up with living the life of a powerless House speaker. More
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on January 3rd, 2013 8:40amWhat's the real problem with Joe Lhota's prospective mayoral bid? We don't really know yet. More
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on December 20th, 2012 1:48pmOn November 6, eight days after Hurricane Sandy’s surge waters flooded the streets, I started volunteering in the Rockaways, where I stayed for much of the next three weeks. More
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on December 18th, 2012 1:04pmDid you hear about the "weirdest development yet in the race for mayor"? More
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on December 6th, 2012 4:16pmJimmy Vielkind: You'll start to see a change in Cuomo's tune when major, core, New York-based Democratic constituency groups—think 1199—start calling him out. More
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on November 27th, 2012 3:00pmThe simplest explanation of what happened to Mitt Romney, more compelling than the storm and the ground game and Nate Silver and Chris Christie and the up-ticking economy and "47 percent," even though all of those things mattered, is that there aren't enough voters now who like the agenda that the Republican Party sent Romney into the general to sell. More
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on November 7th, 2012 1:46pmA conversation with Salon political writer and MSNBC co-host Steve Kornacki about the vice presidential debate. More
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on October 11th, 2012 2:13pmMichael Bloomberg defines himself, in the context of the great national debates of our time, as a centrist. More
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on October 11th, 2012 9:21am
nickrizzo: @jwbens Something from Die Zeit? You know me so well!
hilella: @jwbens never. Here's more: French onion.
Vilkomerson: @jwbens @RogerClark41 @reidpillifant goddamn right.
SteveKornacki: @jwbens Welch doesn't quite seem like the No Labels type...
sarahljaffe: @jwbens Trying to send you edits back but email is bouncing...
grynbaum: @jwbens what a match!grynbaum: @jwbens Man U had the edge until the red, but I was still expecting a tie. Too bad we'll never know.SteveKornacki: @jwbens he'll never fully put that behind him i guess....
