Morning Reading List 12.07.10

*More details emerge on Sen. Debbie Stabenow‘s (D-Mich.) divorce in a post by Politico‘s Dave Catanese on his new political blog as acquired from Detroit Free Press which gathered the docs. The news reveals that Stabenow’s hubby payed $150 for a prostitute. Just embarrassing: the prostitute denied the charge.

*The Daily Caller‘s Advice Columnist Matt Labash addresses one of the most vital matters of the day — mail order brides. In a question from a reader, he discusses his “Worn Panties Shrine” (he keeps this strictly for sniffing — he’s no pervert.) He also has choice words for MSNBC’s Ed Schultz, who Labash insinuates is a “crazy person who talks to himself.” Read it all here.

* In a chat on WashingtonPost.com, Slate‘s Emily Yoffe, who writes the “Dear Prudence” advice column, tackles a granddaughter who couldn’t make her grandmother’s funeral because she had to take the LSAT’s. The granddaughter’s mother is, well, pissed. Prudence says it’ll be fine: “Eventually, she will get over this.” And she means Mother not Grandma.

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