The Associated Press: Official: MSNBC pundit may seek Pa. Senate seat.

The media, desperate to develop conventional wisdom devoid of fact and heavy on invented controversy, has used the cabinet selections made by President-elect Barack Obama to ask the question, is this the “change” that Obama meant or the “change” for which 53 percent of the United States voted?

According to Vanity Fair’s Christopher Hitchens, the only foreign policy experience Sen. Hillary Clinton has is her now infamous misspeak about landing under fire in Bosnia.

After dropping the F-bomb on Monday’s show, a slip that seemed to surprise everyone on air, Joe Scarborough’s early morning news talk show received a seven second delay.

According to the New York Observer, “NBC Political Director and on-air analyst Chuck Todd and his colleague, the polling expert Sheldon Gawiser, are rushing to put together How Obama Won, a state-by-state guide to President-elect Barack Obama’s victory that will be published as a paperback original through Knopf’s Vintage imprint sometime before the inauguration in [...]

After watching this video, even I want to vote for Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal. Follow the link, watch the video, and you won’t be surprised why so many Republican insiders are crazy about this second generation Indian-American.

In the first segment of Tuesday’s interview, Sarah Palin denies that there was ever any tension between herself and John McCain. Watch after the jump.

On Monday’s Countdown, Keith Olbermann provided a very emotional special comment on the passage of California’s Proposition 8, a constitutional amendment that banned gay marriage.

On a long ramble about Rahm Emanuel’s penchant for profanity, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough let’s the f-bomb slip.

On Sunday’s Meet The Press, Chuck Todd stated that even with wins in all the toss-ups, John McCain would still lose the election.