Has the Obama White House gone too far this time?

Ed Schultz [who invented talk radio] is none too pleased with Politico reporter Jonathan Martin.  According to Politico’s Mike Calderone, Martin unknowingly asked Schultz if his front row seat at Monday night’s Obama presser was an assigned seat.  Schultz, who’s apparently a big deal, was reportedly not too happy with …

Did Michael Calderone just pull out a Boyz to Men reference? Calderone: End of the Road End of the road On election eve, campaign trail reporters coping with senioritis have taken to reminiscing. If there was an Election 2008 yearbook to sign, no doubt they’d be promising to keep in …

Here’s a quick and dirty weekend review to enjoy with your Monday morning coffee: Lots of heroes around town as the Marine Corps Marathon was Sunday … Santana Moss erupted and the Skins won again … Campaign attacks becoming more frequent … Jennifer Crider convinced her GOP mom to vote …

Calderone: Dobbs says he’s not running for NJ governor “I’m not considering anything right now in terms of running for governor, and that’s where I am,” Dobbs said in a voice-mail message to The Star-Ledger. “As of now, I am not in any way intending to run for political office.”

Michael Calderone talks with Tony Snow about his move to CNN after leaving the White House: “Make no mistake, I love the folks at Fox,” Snow told me this afternoon, by phone from Spokane, Washington. … “Everybody is going to try and create a Fox and CNN narrative out of …

Calderone: Pigskins and Politics The NFL and NBC reached a compromise today to run the game at 7 p.m. EST, instead of 8:30 p.m. So as long as there’s no overtime, the game should end before McCain hits the podium.

Michael Calderone notes that according to Chuck Shumer — all the kids are going online.