“Politico” on The Daily Caller

The domain name “OccupyPolitico.com” has been registered and links to Politico’s article on sexual allegations against GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain in the late 1990s. (more)

Conservative radio talk show host Laura Ingraham thinks it’s time to push back against whomever is attacking Herman Cain. (more)

Sometimes you just need a little song to pick you up. (more)

If the sexual harassment allegations against former pizza mogul Herman Cain turn out to be credible — or simply refuse to fade away — polling suggests that former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney stands the most to gain, the Washington Post reports. (more)

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain on Monday called himself the victim of a “witch hunt,” saying stories about him being “falsely accused of sexual harassment” are surfacing only because of his rise in the polls. (more)

The chief of staff to Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain said Monday that he has “no clue” who may have been behind the story published Sunday night in Politico claiming two women accused the candidate of inappropriate conduct in the 1990s, which Cain has now denied. (more)

During Monday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Happening Now,” the suddenly embattled former Godfather’s Pizza CEO and Republican presidential front-runner Herman Cain offered a stern denial of allegations, raised in a Sunday Politico story, that he had sexually harassed two women in the late 1990s when he was CEO of the National Restaurant Association. (more)

In an impromptu, awkward interview Sunday night on Fox News Channel’s “Geraldo at Large,” Herman Cain spokesman J.D. Gordon attempted to defend the former pizza magnate against a Politico story alleging that two unnamed female staffers accused Cain of sexual harassment in the late 1990s when he was CEO of the National Restaurant Association. (more)

Politico dropped a bombshell story Sunday evening, charging that GOP presidential front-runner Herman Cain was accused of sexual harassment by two unnamed females in the late 1990s when he was CEO of the National Restaurant Association. (more)

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain’s campaign is accusing Politico of “unsubstantiated personal attacks” after the news outlet published a story Sunday night claiming two unnamed women made sexual harassment allegations against the candidate more than a decade ago. (more)

Politico columnist and former Newsweek editor Evan Thomas worries that the United States government won’t act to fix the economy until something cataclysmic forces it to. (more)

The “Occupy Wall Street” movement: A bunch of hippies in public places kicking a Hacky Sack around while listening to Radiohead or perhaps something more serious – that politicians and even public safety officials should take notice of? (more)

The idea that the Environmental Protection Agency might hire as many as 230,000 new bureaucrats to staff a regulatory regime related to greenhouse gases is, without question, a shock to the system. (more)

This week The Daily Caller’s Ginni Thomas sat down with pollster and political consultant John McLaughlin, who had an active hand in the recent special election won by Bob Turner in New York’s 9th Congressional District. (more)

Barred from yet another Republican presidential debate for failing to meet the qualifications, the campaign of Republican presidential candidate Buddy Roemer sent out an email criticizing his GOP rivals and calling ‘bullshit’ on the rules that will keep him off stage. (more)

With Newsweek apparently unable, for some reason, to convince Rick Perry to sit for a photo shoot, Politico came up with an idea to knock him off stride. Specifically, this headline: “Rick Perry backed an already-climate-crusading Al Gore in ’88.” You see, like Tim Pawlenty — whose campaign was doomed by his past advocacy of the “climate agenda” — Perry, Politico implies, harbors a dark past as a “global warming” sympathizer. Or maybe he’s just something of a liar. (more)

Read three articles published in three consecutive days, and the conclusion one would draw is clear: It’s the Republican-controlled House of Representatives that is to blame for the debt ceiling negotiation stalemate. (more)

A Politico reporter who often penned stories about Sarah Palin and other Republicans has quit journalism to work with the Democratic Party in Arizona, sources tell The Daily Caller. (more)

Mike Allen’s Politico “Playbook” is one of those must-reads for those in-the-know inside the bubble of Washington, D.C. However, conspicuously lacking from it has been coverage of the New York Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner’s “sexting” troubles. (more)

As potential 2012 presidential candidate and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin made her way up the U.S. eastern seaboard last week, the so-called mainstream media struggled to keep up since Palin made it known she wouldn’t be playing by their rules — which included giving them an itinerary of her journey. Did this turn the media coverage somewhat hostile against Palin and her bus tour? For Politico, perhaps. (more)