Daily News opinion editor Josh Greenman looked at the Facebook I.P.O. in hindsight and was pleased with what he saw.

is glad he didn't buy any shares.

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Josh Greenman (@joshgreenman) May 18, 2012

The father of Yahoo! News White House Correspondent Olivier Knox helped ABC News' Jake Tapper cover the new French First Lady.

merci to @OKnox's pere for teaching me how to pronounce Valerie Trieweiler en français

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Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) May 18, 2012

Salon's Irin Carmon had an interesting experience while prepping to take a trip.

Really enjoying this guy acting out traveler's diarrhea in the travel medicine clinic's video. Better than the jury duty video!

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Irin Carmon (@irincarmon) May 18, 2012

Reuters Op-Ed Editor James Ledbetter was not impressed with a "well-known university."

A well-known university constantly pitches me pieces written by profs. They are so consistently bad it makes me think the school sucks.

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James Ledbetter (@ledbetreuters) May 18, 2012

HuffPo's Michael Calderone noted a very important change in the White House pool report.

WH pool correction: Obama said "cheeseburgers go very well with French fries" -- not "go very good with French fries."

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Michael Calderone (@mlcalderone) May 18, 2012

Ashley Parker (Photo: Twitter)

Today, political types were focused on Mitt Romney's high school "hijinks," President Barack Obama's big gay announcement and Michele Bachmann, International Woman of Mystery. Here’s our roundup of the day’s best Tweets from the campaign trail.

New York Times reporter Ashley Parker unexpectedly encountered one of Mitt Romney's romantic rivals while seeking out his high school classmates.

Josh Greenman, opinion editor of the New York Daily News, had a little trouble hearing Reverend Al Sharpton. 

Political consultant Matt Ortega went into full birther conspiracy mode on Michelle Bachmann.

Daily Kos founder Markos Moulitsas made a broad generalization about Muslims.

Our very own Colin Campbell set Congresswoman Yvette Clark straight about New York legalizing gay marriage last summer.

Andy Borowitz noted Vice President Joe Biden's tendency to wander off the reservation.