Herman Cain‘s stance on abortion seems to have confused everyone into anger this week: pro-choice people, because he insists he is “100% pro life”; pro-life people, because he says abortion isn’t the government’s business; and Charles Krauthammer, who thinks is a sign that Herman Cain doesn’t know what he’s talking about and is just wasting everyone’s time.

Nick Espinosa, the guy who dumped a box of glitter on Newt Gingrich at a campaign event Tuesday says the presidential candidate “needed a makeover” and, after all, “glitter is fun.” In fact, he says he’s still got another box of glitter ready, and he says he’ll use it at “Newt’s next wedding.”

Christiane Amanpour takes over ABC’s This Week Sunday, and today she was on ABCNews.com’s “Top Line” to talk about what viewers can expect and to preview the first show.

The “double exclusive” will include Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

We’re back with a packed Mediaite Office Hours, from Livestream.com’s brank new studio, at 3pmET. Joining us today will be ABC’s Rick Klein, Time‘s James Poniewozik and more.

This week’s This Week anchor will be someone new – no Jake Tapper or Terry Moran or even Barbara Walters.

It will be ABC’s Senior Congressional Correspondent Jonathan Karl, who has a big exclusive interview – and introduced the ABC News audience to his family in a fun snow segment last night on World News.

Democratic Rep. Alan Grayson hasn’t shied away recently from making controversial comments, that have heaped on him a lot of attention. The new one – calling a female adviser to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke a “K Street whore.”

Greta Van Susteren and ABC News’ Rick Klein discussed this last night.

GQ magazine released their list of the 50 most powerful people in Washington D.C. this week, and the story has been covered online and on the cable news networks.

But most powerful lists have been done before (ours is in Grid form). How about the 10 least powerful people in D.C.?

Considering President Obama is doing five Sunday shows this week, plus Letterman on Monday, it perhaps shouldn’t come as a surprise that the press appears to be ready to dust off and cart out the “Obama media saturation” meme. But will overexposure be to blame if Obama can’t change the health care debate this weekend?

President Obama — who has made more public appearances than perhaps any sitting president in history — will be doing a “El Completo Ginsburg” on Sunday, hitting five Sunday shows, plus Letterman on Monday. Judging by the headlines he has a lot of explaining to do.

It’s time for another edition of Mediaite Office Hours. We’ll be live from Livestream.com’s studio at 4pmET (new time just for today), with guests including CBS News and Sports President Sean McManus and ABC News Political Correspondent Rick Klein. And of course…you!

Where were you a year ago today? If you are a political journalist — or media hanger-on — chances are you were living out of a suitcase at the 2008 Presidential Conventions, with the Dems nominating Barack Obama in Denver and the GOP nominating John McCain in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Remember those heady days?