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Wonk’d: Real Congressmen, Fake Cops

Friday, January 26th, 2007

There is no coat in the land to protect you from the douche chills that will travel down your spine upon reading Anthony Weiner waxing eloquent about himself to his famous-for-DC-fucking dinner companion. Wary of being caught in a similar scene, Harold Ford Jr. takes his game to the more fertile dating fields of California. Others living up to their reputations this week: Dennis Hastert bangs down some bangers and mash, Joe Lieberman man-dates through Georgetown, and Barack Obama’s teeth throw off the white balance on cameras all over town. All these plus the last two people you’d ever want to see in an emergency, after you cross the police line.

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Gossip Roundup: Special Rob Thomas Edition

Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
  • Heard on the Hill: DNC recruiters canvassed outside of the Camelot strip club. . . Former girlfriend of Rep. Harold Ford Jr. (D-Tenn.) writes a tell-all in Cosmo. [Roll Call]

  • Rush & Molloy: Laura Bush brings daughter Barbara to see “Jersey Boys.” [NYDN]
  • Reliable Source: Rob Thomas hits up Kiehl’s in Georgetown. [WP]

Daily Briefing: The Bird Man

Wednesday, May 31st, 2006
  • Bush nominates Henry Paulson, chairman of Goldman Sachs Group, to replace John Snow at the Treasury Department; White House sought Paulson for months. [WP, W$J, USAT, LAT]
  • White House acknowledges that Bush withheld the news at his press conference last week; Paulson’s net worth is estimated to be more than $700M. [NYT, NYT]
  • Paulson is described as “the kind of guy who thrives in a crisis” and “a committed environmentalist and bird watcher.” [WP, NYT, LAT]
  • Justice Department claims Rep. William Jefferson (D-La.) tried to hide documents from the FBI. [WP, LAT]
  • Former chief of staff to Rep. Bob Ney (R-Ohio) testifies that Abramoff “identified his ‘champions’ in government and then showered them with favors to get inside information and help for his clients.” [WP, NYT]
  • Democrats are slow to provide a specific party platform; “this cautious strategy is generating intensifying debate within the party.” [LAT]

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