New York Times reporter Jonathan Weisman celebrates "North Dakota nice" when it may help Democrats retain the U.S. Senate: "Though North Dakota is deeply
conservative and is on no one’s ...
Jennifer Steinhauer and Jonathan Weisman: "Partisan obstreperousness, the force that propelled Congressional
Republicans to widespread victory in 2010, is suddenly for many of them
as out of ...
New York Times congressional correspondent Jonathan Weisman sounds as confident about Democratic chances as the Democrats he's covering: "One Republican political
consultant working on House and ...
Times reporter Jonathan Weisman was really grasping for ways to mock Republicans in the House "The treatment of House
Republicans may not have been much of a surprise given recent headlines.
...
Michael Shear and Jonathan Weisman do their best to link Todd Akin with Paul Ryan and the party's pro-life platform plank: "The advisers conceded that [Todd]
Akin’s comments last weekend had ...
Times reporter Jonathan Weisman sees a sinister connection between Rep. Todd Akin's offensive comments on abortion and rape and the GOP's traditional pro-life platform plank: "The congressman’s ...
Don't worry, this won't hurt a bit, assures New York Times reporter Jonathan Weisman: "President Obama has proposed
allowing tax cuts to lapse on incomes over $250,000, raising the top two
...
By "advocacy groups" and "campaign finance watchdogs," the New York Times Jonathan Weisman means partisan liberals and Democrats: "To Democrats and some campaign finance watchdogs eager to force ...
"...Mr.
McConnell did not sound like a bomb-thrower, but his speech was an
incendiary defense of the free flow of campaign cash in the wake of the
Supreme Court’s Citizens United ...
Given two chances, New York Times reporters Jonathan Weisman
and Michael Shear couldn't identify the universal-health-care backers
Families USA as liberal in their Friday piece on what happens ...
