Morning Examiner: Bad to worse for Harry Reid

Bad to worse for Harry Reid.

Alex Sink cheats in FL-GOV debate. (When caught, she fires the aide responsible.)

The Obama Way: Help our friends, ‘punish’ our enemies. Didn’t Plato have something to say about that?

Jimmy Carter says America hasn’t gotten any better over the last 30 years. But I can think of at least one way in which it has.

Coffee party? What’s that?

Jack Conway not asked about possible interference in drug investigation of his brother.

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