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Obama's operation was impressive, and I've heard rumblings that the Dems are contemplating a perpetual campaign that will consist of a skeletal organization from now until 2011 to keep the fires burning among those-who-are-less-motivated-to-vote in his daunting database.

On campaign finance:

I’ll probably never be in this dilemma, but Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is. If she stays where she is in the Senate, she could become the Lioness of the Senate, replacing Sen. Ted Kennedy as the Big Kahuna, and the power and prestige she would wield there would be substantial.

A rather startling find in the Salt Lake City newspaper:

While the GOP may be in Alaska rounding up the von Trapp family wardrobe it paid for, certain articles of clothing in the skivvies range should just be written off or reimbursed:

Oh, my.

From The NY Times:

ACORN's founder and chief organizer, who has an essay due out in a Vanderbilt Press publication, connects the dots at his blog between Republican attempts to manipulate the 2004 elections,

In attempts to continue to channel a McCain campaign adviser's talking points designed to help John McCain claw his way back into the presidential race, Republican Party and long-time Bush supporters Bob Krumm and Bill Hobbs continue to spin information in misleading and partisan ways.