Politics: Afternoon Edition: Rubio running away with Fla. Senate race

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Friday, October 1, 2010 HEADLINES Interactive | Campaign 2010 Everything you need to know about the 2010 elections. 1) Rubio running away with Fla. Senate race Are either Gov. Charlie Crist (I) or Rep. Kendrick Meek (D) the more viable candidate against tea party favorite Marco Rubio? At the moment, the answer, it increasingly seems, might be neither. » Read full article 2) Bin Laden channels Al Gore Osama bin Laden's latest message is devoted to the consequences of climate change. » Read full article 3) Glenn Beck and One Nation supporters sling mud In recent days, Glenn Beck supporters and One Nation ralliers have been going after each other. » Read full article 4) Bad news for stimulus haters The massive program is coming in on time and under budget, according to a White House report. » Read full article 5) His name is 'Scabby' If you're a labor union preparing to protest, you need to have access to a rat. » Read full article 6) GOP could take the Senate Republicans are poised to make considerable gains and have a chance at re-capturing the majority. » Read full article QUOTE OF THE DAY Now-former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, delivers his farewell remarks: "I want to thank my colleagues for your patience the last few years that you have shown. I mean, I'm sure you've learned some words that you've never heard before, and in any -- and an assortment of combinations of words." COMMENT OF THE DAY Not2Late2Change on 'My neighbor is ... a tea partier?': "The TV cameras focus on the oddballs because that's a "story". Don't judge the movement by its "lunatic fringe"; we on the Left wouldn't fare any better. Too bad we can't talk to each other instead of shouting across a field." MULTIMEDIA Video | The Fast Fix with Chris Cillizza Video | Questions for Rahm Chris consults the magic eight ball with some questions about Rahm Emanuel's future. 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