Politics CheatSheet - When ‘Ma’ Stood Up to Christie

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January 23, 2014 Karma 1. When 'Ma' Stood Up to Christie Democrats accuse the governor of being a bully today. In 1994, he played so hard against a fellow Republican that his own party threw him out of office and put her back in. Read it at The Daily Beast Premature 2. 2016 Polls Don't Mean a Thing Polls this far from Election Day are useless in the present and hilarious in hindsight. Read it at The Daily Beast Crying Foul 3. James O'Keefe: I'm Being Picked On The rightwing prankster and documentarian whose videos have drawn blood at ACORN and NPR, says his organization is being harassed by the state of New York. Read it at The Daily Beast Nuts and Bolts 4. Can DC Handle Real Voting Reforms? A new report from a presidential commission on how to conduct elections avoided political hot potatoes and focused instead on how to make voting quick and efficient. Read it at The Daily Beast Meager Mea Culpa 5. NOW Beck Apologizes?! Glenn Beck admits his divisive language and outlandish conspiracy theories may have played a role in tearing the country apart. Like Sandy Weill and Robert McNamara before him, Beck's apology is more than tardy. Read it at The Daily Beast GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast.

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