Lunchtime Links
One year after the “Beer Summit,” Democrats are once again on the defensive on race.
Jerry Brown (D) on Meg Whitman (R): I’ve “overseen thousands of businesses. … She ran her … her website.”
Some of the most controversial candidates in the country are winning their 2010 money races.
Victims of the Gulf Coast oil spill will have to predict how much the spill will affect them in the future as they file damage claims.
A new “macaca” moment?: Colorado senate candidate Ken Buck (R) tells voters to pick him over his primary opponent “because I do not wear high heels.”
Palin’s endorsement isn’t holding water in Alaska’s Senate race — Lisa Murkowski (R) leads primary foe Joe Miller 62-30.
Americans overwhelmingly believe the U.S. economy is still in a recession.
Timothy Geithner calls the GOP’s bluff on repealing the Wall Street reform bill.
