Flying to Minnesota tomorrow -- I may or may not be posting tomorrow and Thursday. I also may or may not give an election update with the primary results tonight.
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The Tea Party begins its Jewish outreach project as part of a broader diversification campaign. Why Jews first? "I think that there is a more open debate to be had (in the Jewish community), but there is no genius behind that. I had to start somewhere." Don't tell Karol de Gucht.
A few days old, but James Fallows regrets the harsh things he didn't say to Marty Peretz.
Like Ta-Nehisi Coates and Matt Yglesias, I find it strange that resisting British colonialism is now a slur. If you're African (if you're White, it's a Tea Party!).
Meanwhile, Adam Serwer's post on how this whole "Kenyan anticolonialism" thing is a blatant racial dog-whistle is excellent.
No link, but a conservative friend of just cried out over Facebook: "Why don't Delaware Republicans want to win the Senate?"
American support for Israel is up following the relaunch of peace talks.
Engage lists its greatest hits.
Is Donna Edwards really threatened in her primary race (I voted today, but she's not my Congresswoman).
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