Politics: Afternoon Edition: Will Rahm run for mayor?

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Tuesday, September &, 2010 HEADLINES Map | The Palin Tracker Follow Sarah Palin's endorsements and see how they fare. 1) Will Rahm run for mayor? Richard M. Daley's surprise announcement sets off swirls of speculation. » Read full article 2) Sharpton's organization still paying back taxes The group says they're leaving their deep financial difficulties behind. » Read full article 3) The 2010 midterm elections Ten races that matter, the indicators to watch and everything else you need to know. » Read full article 4) Army base gunman threatened to kill Obama Ex-soldier told authorities he planned to kill President Barack Obama. » Read full article 5) What really matters: The top eight redistricting battles Republicans miss the point, at least when it comes to the all-important redistricting process. » Read full article QUOTE OF THE DAY The Big Sky Tea Party Association chairman Jim Walker in a written statement following organization president Tim Ravndal's removal for an exchange on his Facebook page that appeared to condone violence against homosexuals: "If a person demonstrates bigotry relative to sex, ethnicity, etc., they are not welcome in our organization. The Tea Party movement is about standing up for individual freedom for everyone." COMMENT OF THE DAY lddoyle2002 on 'Republicans making gains against Democrats ahead of midterm elections' article: "I have yet to hear any real plans from the GOP for helping the economy except to extend the Bush tax cuts. And how many jobs have these tax cuts created over the past 9 years?" MULTIMEDIA Video: The Post's Chris Cillizza on 'Top Line' Video | The Post's Chris Cillizza on 'Top Line' Chris Cillizza was on Top Line to discuss recent indicators that paint an even more bleak picture for Democrats heading into November. SEND US A TIP | ADVERTISE | UNSUBSCRIBE | PRIVACY POLICY | NEWSLETTER CENTER Washington Post Digital c/o E-mail Customer Care 1150 15th Street NW Washington, D.C. 20071