Topic: Caffeine

Which Political Reporters Are the Most Over-Caffeinated?

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Though it's bit of a wind up ahead of the reporting madness that will be tonight's Super Tuesday primary results, let that not stop was from ogling at the terrible number of caffeinated beverages those reporting on it are drinking.

By Rebecca Greenfield

Sep 27, 2011

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