One of these editorials is not like the others:

I just want to know if Liz Benjamin has read "Fifty Shades of Grey"

In fact, I wake up at night with the cold sweats wondering if it is so. 

I've said it before, younger Russians voters are not social right wingers: Note to southern Brooklyn Democrats--your future is not with the Ben Akselrod's of the world.

It’s over, and it’s not by 23 or 24 votes, as originally reported, but by only 19.  

Surest Election Bet:

Fleshbot does a "Binders Full of Women" Feature. 

What has become as toxic as the Fresh Kills landfill, but doesn't smell as good?

The City’s only real three way general election is bound to produce its share of stories, and the 45^th AD certainly has been living up to this opportunity.

Unlike the author of this piece, I'm not questioning Mitt’s right to do what he did as a Mormon Bishop.  If you don’t like it, don’t be a Mormon.

Domestic Partner put down The Times to let me know that Gail Collins had made the same observation about Paul Ryan’s water consumption that Dybbuk loudly complained of during the debate.  

Can we have Biden do the next two debates?   

Back in 2000, a widely held pre-election suspicion was that George W. Bush was going to win the popular vote, but that Al Gore was going to triumph in the Electoral College.

In a race between Russ Gallo and Ben Akselrod, I am agnostic.

I do not care which of them can deny more minority religions a place to worship, or deny LGTB persons more rights.

Gate: Dybbuk, be a mensch.

As promised, this piece documents why the toy balloon known as Dov Hikind’s political power largely consists of hot air.

The time has come, the blogger said, to speak of many things.