 | Just four. They seem to have something in common. Looks like they were researching for this story. Update Forbes has unfavorited the tweets. |  | Former Village Voice editor-in-chief Tony Ortega has obtained a copy of the application people must fill out who want to be part of the Sea Org, Scientology's strict religious order for which members sign billion-year contracts. "You can't be shot for what you have done, you can only be shot for what you haven't told us." |  | The Anti-Defamation League has compiled newspaper cartoons depicting what they describe as "the Arab media's demonization of the 2012 presidential election and the US-Israeli relationship." |  | The Florida congressman loves the attention, and welcomes the press. "What is there for me to apologize for?" |  | This one goes out to everyone who ever wished that Mitt Romney had Ol' Dirty Bastard's mic control. |  | Oh the humanity. |  | A spokesman dismisses a widespread Twitter rumor that they were employing canvassers in the Philippines. |  | DNC blasts Republicans for relationship with company. |  | The campaign quickly pushed back against claims by former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown they had a conference call featuring the President's controversial former pastor. |  | "If Claire McCaskill were a dog, she'd be a 'Bullshitsu,'" campaign adviser tweets. |  | Election-season challenges to abortion rights (and the organization's future) have led to a surge in donations. |  | Foreign policy — and image. “No one will be watching,” shrugs a Romney aide. |  | Harsh words from the 2008 Republican nominee. |  | The campaign updated the language of the Iran section of their "on the issues" page in early October, expanding what's "unacceptable" and including adding a section hitting the President for "his willingness to talk without preconditions or pressure." The White House recently said they were prepared to meet Iran for one-on-one talks but denied a Times report that they had agreed to sit down with the country after the election. |  | "Start rebuilding here," is the campaign's refrain hours before the foreign policy debate. | |
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