TheDC’s Best of 2010

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Thousands of articles have been published at The Daily Caller since we launched on Jan. 11. So we’ve compiled a sampling of a few of our favorites.

They include: news articles revealing never before reported spending practices at the Republican National Committee and questionable car privileges given to senior Obama White House advisers.

Then there’s former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin telling us — with tongue planted firmly in cheek — that Politico reporters are “puppy-kicking, chain-smoking porn producers.” Other features include Tucker’s debut piece on White House gate-crasher Carlos Allen, Jeff Winkler attending a machine gun shooting extravaganza in Kentucky with Rand Paul and Matt Labash giving out dubious advice.

And don’t miss our interviews with people like former NFL football coach Mike Ditka and former Bush adviser Karl Rove.

Below are stories you wouldn’t have seen without TheDC. Enjoy.

Exclusives:

1. RNC spent $2,000 at a bondage-themed nightclub in Hollywood

2. TheDC breaks the news that Obama and the GOP reached a compromise on tax extension

3. Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia takes fellow justice Elena Kagan shooting

4. Former congresswoman leaves car in House parking lot more than 3 years after being defeated

5. TheDC learns that Stephen Colbert will testify before Congress

6. Virginia Thomas tells TheDC that the Anita Hill call might have been a mistake

7. Author of DOJ report targeting Chris Christie has history of using position for political purposes

8. U.S. government funds mosque renovation and rehabilitation around the world

Stories on the Obama administration you saw at TheDC first:

1. Obama advisers Jarrett and Axelrod given car privileges reserved for national security officials

2. Robert Gibbs was once part of a group that refused to disclose donors

3. A look at the Obama communications strategy where words emphasized over images

4. Obama’s Organizing for America silent during tax cut debate

5. Jon Ward analysis: How Obama will get his agenda done now that Democrats lost control of the House

Media stories:

1. TheDC publishes the “Journolist series,” publishing e-mails between liberal reporters

2. Sarah Palin, in an interview with TheDC, calls Politico “puppy-kicking, chain-smoking porn producers”

3. TheDC purchases KeithOlbermann.com

4. Muslims speak out against NPR’s political correctness

5. Ann Coulter to WorldNetDaily editor: ‘He’s a swine’ and ‘publicity whore’

6. New York Times Editor Bill Keller is a registered Democrat

Stories there really are no words for:

1. Jim Treacher: Last night I got hit by a car and broke my knee

2. Pussy per se’s short lived stripper series

3. Man dies after having eel inserted in rectum during a prank gone awry

4. Jeff Winkler’s love letter to Meghan McCain

5. KKK defends Byrd: ‘He wasn’t a Klansman long enough to get his sheet broke”

Profiles on those within the Tea Party movement:

1. Legendary performer Pat Boone talks about holding Beverly Hills Tea Party rally

2. Sarah Palin a hero to many in Tea Party, but not necessarily their pick for president

3. Musket-wielding re-enactor a hit at Tea Party events

4. Who is behind the Tea Party Express?

Mary Katherine Ham stories:

1. Video lampooning Olbermann MSNBC commercial

2. Guy gets revenge on ex-girlfriend on CSPAN2

3. My take on going on O’Reilly with Juan Williams

Features:

1. Tucker Carlson: The White House wasn’t the first gate Carlos Allen crashed

2. Mike Riggs: How to interview P.J. O’Rourke on drugs

3. The burka may be making Muslim women fatter by discouraging exercise

4. Retirement age: the painful realities of the oldest Congress in history

5. State Department: Taliban is not a terrorist organization

6. Jamie Weinstein’s DC analysis: A review of “Fairgame”

7. What I was able to buy on food stamps

8. Remember the DC snow storm? Snowpocalypse envelops nations capital in chaos

9. Mike Riggs goes to Chicago to see Tavis Smiley’s conference on the “black agenda”

Interviews:

1. Mike Ditka interview

2. John Bolton admits for the first time that he’s thinking of running for president

3. Alvin Greene story saying he’ll run for president as a Republican

4. The Washington Post’s Dana Milbank tells The DC he is worried about getting beheaded

5. Paul Ryan explains his votes for TARP, bailouts and tax on AIG bonuses

6. Alveda King speaks on whether her uncle MLK would stand with Glenn Beck

7. An interview with Secretary of Education Arne Duncan

8. An interview with Karl Rove

9. Gary Johnson suggests he could announce for president in February

10. Alabama’s Dale Peterson, the campaign video star, says he could run for office again

11. IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman refuses to say whether he prepares his own taxes

12. Mystery author speaks: An interview with the anonymous Tea Party consultant in Playboy

13. Gravel considering Obama primary challenge

Campaign coverage on location:

1. Palin’s trip to Iowa launches act II in flirtation with White House

2. Herman Cain tells TheDC he’s considering run for president in 2012

3. Voters at the Knob Creek machine gun shoot tired of politics as usual and Jeff Winkler hangs out with Rand Paul there

4. The day of her primary, Christine O’Donnell says she’s confident she can win in November. That definitely didn’t happen.

Matt Labash advice columns:

1. A night of passion with Barbara Mikulski

2. An anti-tattoo manifesto

3. 11 Steps to Becoming a Journalistic Guru

Slideshows:

1. Boobquake: Earthquake inducing cleavage

2. Redheads

3. Foxiest first ladies

4. Baby got back