New York Post cartoonist Sean Delonas does it again.
New York Post cartoonist Sean Delonas does it again.
For the second day in a row, the New York Post doesn’t have Obama on the front page.
Richard Socarides:
No one anticipated it, but President Barack Obama used the occasion of his second Inaugural Address to give what was perhaps the most important gay-rights speech in American history…
Not only was this a call to end discrimination, but an unambiguous argument for the recognition of same-sex marriage across the country.
For more: http://nyr.kr/VMrdnU
More of today’s front pages, via Capital New York
Obama, then and now. Officially.
via New York Daily News.
the header on Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s new site about stopping gun violence, DemandaPlan.org.
#Newtown
#CTshooting
Cuomo hugging Obama as Bloomberg looks on, smiling.
via @nygovcuomo
Why Donald Trump does what he does.
via GoogleTrends
Fairly neutral immediate reactions, from Drudge and the New York Post.
via New York Times:
For Mr. Romney: “I do think that Romney’s business experience would be valuable, but I don’t know that running Bain Capital gives you the experience to run the country.”For Mr. Obama: “This business of ‘Well, they can afford it; they should pay their fair share?’ Who are you to say ‘Somebody else’s fair share?’ ”
For both: “Their economic plans are not real. I think that’s clear.”</blockquote?
Obama and Romney at the Alfred E. Smith dinner.
A reminder of how flat Obama’s first debate performance was, via The Boston Globe.