wpostServer: http://css.washingtonpost.com/wpost

The Post Most: PoliticsMost-viewed stories, videos and galleries int he past two hours

Link
In The Loop
Search This Blog
 
About this blog

    In the Loop tracks who’s up and who’s down in government circles, the arduous “fact-finding trips” officials must take to Rio, Paris and Rome at taxpayer expense, and looks at the quirkier corners of political life in the federal city.
    » More Al Kamen
    » More Emily Heil

Transition
Latest Columns
The West Wing

Inside the White House

An insider's guide to who's sitting where in Obama's West Wing.
View map »

Tweeps In the Loop
Recent Posts
Posted at 10:13 AM ET, 01/15/2013

Clarence Thomas still a mystery; Podestas split; ‘Daily Show’ mocks ‘Zero Dark Appointees’ (read-this roundup)

By


Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas spoke! (Michael Dwyer - AP) Here’s what the Loop is reading today:

Breaking the silence — Trading one great mystery for another, we used to wonder why Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas hadn’t uttered a word from the bench in 16 years. Now that he’s actually spoken, we can’t figure out what he said.

Supersplit — Who gets the artwork? More importantly, the clients? Superlobbyists (that’s how they’re always tagged) Tony and Heather Podesta are separating, our pals at the Reliable Source dish.

Diversity diversion — Just the title of this segment from “The Daily Show” about President Obama’s Cabinet has us laughing: Zero Dark Appointees.

By  |  10:13 AM ET, 01/15/2013

Next: Take ‘em out to the ball game: Members of Congress plan bipartisan outing to Nats game

Loading...

Comments

Add your comment
 
Read what others are saying About Badges
     

    © 2011 The Washington Post Company
    Section:/blogs/in-the-loop