Sen. Harry Reid today: “It’s very clear that private-sector jobs are doing just fine. It’s public-sector jobs where we’ve lost huge numbers.” Er . . . no. Most recent number of government . . .

The National Republican Senatorial Committee marks the one-year anniversary of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner’s “Welcome to the Recovery,” op-ed, as well as a slew of other comments from President Obama, . . .

I know it will come as an enormous shock to you, but the Washington Post found that Americans don’t have much faith in any figure in Washington to resolve the . . .

The Wednesday Morning Jolt features a look at Michele Bachmann adviser Ed Rollins’s slam of Sarah Palin and Obama’s argument on the economy, but first . . . what is . . .

From the first Morning Jolt of the week: Don’t Worry, World! Harry Reid’s on this Koran-Burning Thing! Ah. Swell: “Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) told CBS’s Bob Schieffer on Sunday that . . .

Hmmm. Over in the Corner, Bob Costa and Mark Steyn have great laughs about Senate majority leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.)’s furious response to proposed spending cuts, lamenting, “The mean-spirited . . .

The Senate will vote on a two-week Continuing Resolution sometime in the next couple of days. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is, as expected, demagoguing this dispute madly. Moments ago, . . .

Today’s Morning Jolt features a look at how WFB launched Joe Lieberman’s Senate career, Salon’s declaration of “The Vindication of Dick Cheney” — no, really! — and this bit about . . .

Nevada senator Harry Reid’s son, Rory Reid, is thinking of running for Congress in 2012. He lost the Nevada governor’s race in November to Republican Brian Sandoval. Nevada gains a House seat . . .

In the last Morning Jolt of the week: Harry Reid Finds Himself Omnibusted We’re not used to watching the good guys win in spending fights very much. But last night, that’s just . . .

From Wednesday’s edition of the Morning Jolt . . . An Abominable Obamnibus Boy, it wouldn’t be the last gasps of the Democrat-run Congress without one more last-minute avalanche of runaway spending, . . .

I mentioned this on Twitter this morning, but if the latest Mason-Dixon poll is accurate, and Republican Joe Heck really does beat incumbent Democrat Dina Titus by 10 points in . . .

Number-Cruncher takes a look at Rasmussen’s latest in Nevada and comes to some ebullient and confident conclusions: This race is over. Angle being up 49-45 is a nice number but check out . . .

Let’s look back at last cycle, focusing on Senate incumbents who were washed out with the wave . . . NC: Elizabeth Dole’s totals in the last few polls: 46, 45, . . .

I see the NRSC puts out an ad on Harry Reid entitled “Ritz” . . . and I’m just so, so so disappointed there’s no Taco soundtrack. If you’re Reid and . . .

Over on Battle 10, we see news indicating Harry Reid’s “Let’s outspend her and destroy her with attack ads” strategy just took a big hit. Spokesperson Jarrod Agen has just released . . .

Rasmussen sees a little movement: Republican challenger Sharron Angle has now moved to a four-point lead over Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in Nevada’s bare-knuckles U.S. Senate race. The latest Rasmussen Reports . . .

Errr . . . yuck: “I’m going to be very honest with you — Chris Coons, everybody knows him in the Democratic caucus. He’s my pet. He’s my favorite candidate,” Reid . . .

Today Donald Berwick, installed by Obama via a recess appointment as the head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, gives his first address at a Medicare and Medicaid conference in Washington, . . .

The AP tells us:  President Barack Obama is coming to a swing state near you this fall. The Democrat known for packing stadiums from coast to coast plans at least four major . . .

The Sharron Angle campaign is having way too much fun over there in Nevada. Their latest invention? The Harry Reid soundboard. Jon Ralston is entertained: Now match it with the “Auto-Tune the . . .

Over in the Corner, Kathryn notices the NRA’s non-endorsement of Harry Reid. (Unfortunately, whatever I write on this subject is often attributed to one of my best buddies. So let me . . .

The NRA will not be endorsing Harry Reid. NRA Political Victory Fund Director Chris Cox just issued this statement: In the coming days and weeks, the NRA Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) . . .

The latest Mason-Dixon poll: Harry Reid 45, Sharron Angle 44. The polls, since the M-D poll showed Reid ahead by 7 and Angle’s big ad campaign began: Reid by 2, Reid . . .

I think this latest ad from Sharron Angle is a good one, because it’s a little funny, it’s pretty straightforward and hard to refute, and it’s easy to remember. I see it . . .