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In a sign of total political cupcake synchronicity, bloggers Rachel Sklar and Ana Marie Cox have a video up in which they represent the candidates...via cupcakes! via Huffington Post and YouTube Rachel and Ana Marie - the truly important question is...which bakery supplied the cupcakes? And were they any good?
newVideoPlayer("/Like_Like_Like.flv", 506, 423,""); This morning distinguished political commentators Ana Marie Cox, Rachel Sklar and Glynnis MacNichol filed a slumber party-themed video dispatch...
Ana Marie Cox asks Obama body man Reggie Love what he learned about politics from playing basketball for Duke. Love responds with some dreck about "being a part of something that is a lot greater than you" (although he does get credit for not mentioning the fist .) My question to Love would have been, what has the Obama campaign learned from Duke basketball? Judging from the angry emails I get from...
Ana Marie Cox's interview with Reggie Love is worth checking out , although I will casually and subtly clear my throat and point out that some of us were ahead of this story two years ago .
Ana Marie Cox has an interview with Obama's right-hand man Reggie Love , up over at Swampland . The interview is of particular note to us since it happened to be conducted (due to faulty phone reception) in various locales in and around our our current digs in Denver. Feel the Love. AMC : If the McCain campaign was a basketball team, what basketball team would they be? And I think maybe Pistons, you...
Here Denver FBNY happens to be bunking with Rachel Sklar , Ana Marie Cox , and Obama Girl (not featured here, alas). One of the results is a whole lot of pre-morning coffee, pre-shower, post-convention night chatter, so we thought, hey, why not vlog. New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media
Ana Marie Cox wonders who is the real celebrity in this presidential campaign. John McCain was on the Tonight Show last night for the thirteenth time. A little bird points out who else has been on the couch with Leno that many times: "Pamela Anderson, Dr. Phil, Larry the Cable Guy, Simon Cowell, Jennifer Love Hewitt." Schwarzenegger has been on twelve times; Obama has been on once.
Some shots of me stalking politicians and riding the rides with the lovely Karen Brooks at the media party at the amusement park. I bullshitted my way into the Salon.com after-party by saying I was Ana Marie Cox. Click here (YOU SHOULD ALREADY HAVE THAT LINK BOOKMARKED) to see what happened after I met PA [...]
Ana Marie Cox makes a good point: The McCain campaign’s constant invocation of the candidate’s POW past is weird bordering on irrational: yesterday, Nicolle Wallace used it as evidence that McCain didn’t “cheat” at Saddleback. By a VERY generous interpretation, she could have meant that POWs don’t cheat. Or that once you’ve been a POW, you’ve [...]
Heck, during these troubling times in the journalism industry, don't we all?!? (Love you, Jupiter Media!) Ana Marie Cox tweets : New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media
Ana Marie Cox for TIME : The McCain campaign's constant invocation of the candidate's POW past is weird bordering on irrational: yesterday, Nicolle Wallace used it as evidence that McCain didn't "cheat" at Saddleback. By a VERY generous interpretation, she could have meant that POWs don't cheat. Or that once you've been a POW, you've been through so much you're above cheating. Or maybe you can't accuse...
Last Friday, Ana Marie Cox and I got together in the kitchen to drink white wine and answer questions from the HuffPo readership. Because people enjoy cameo appearances from Ana Marie's menagerie of delightful animals, we included one. Questions that came without attribution were officially ascribed to "Harold Ickes." And, as a work in progress alert, we were joined by the inimitable Wonkette videographer...
Ana Marie Cox has obtained a note sent by the McCain campaign to journos, asking traveling reporters -- "kindly" -- to increase their credit limits to $50,000 per reporter, per month in order to cover campaign costs. As Cox puts it: "This is why there aren't more bloggers on the trail." (Hat Tip: FishbowlNY ) New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media
