Tweets From The Trail: How To Avoid Being Burned By Your Spouse

Hunter Walker — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 18:25:01 -0400

Today, political types gave free marital counseling and encountered hitherto unknown congressional reps. Here’s our roundup of the day’s best Tweets from the campaign trail.

Former presidential candidate, senator and Law & Order star Fred Thompson had some marital advice.

FL woman arrested for setting husband on fire. Guys, I keep telling you: correct answer to "does this dress make me look fat?" is "no" #tcot
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Fred Thompson (@fredthompson) June 07, 2012

The Atlantic's politics writer Molly Ball loves bumping into obscure members of Congress.

I love when some guy gets up to speak at a political conference and you're like, "So this guy is a congressman, huh? Oh."
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Molly Ball (@mollyesque) June 08, 2012

Slate's Dave Weigel defined political journalism.

Journalism (n): Figuring out which words uttered by public figures might become campaign fodder for somebody.
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(@daveweigel) June 08, 2012

Apparently, Mayor Michael Bloomberg isn't too popular with Chicago conservatives.

They are hating on Bloomberg here at CPAC Chicago
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Zeke Miller (@ZekeJMiller) June 08, 2012

Yahoo! News White House Correspondent Olivier Knox laughed maniacally.

Hahahahaha
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Olivier Knox (@OKnox) June 08, 2012

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Tweets From The Trail: How To Avoid Being Burned By Your Spouse