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An article out of Pittsburgh takes on the mainstream media’s recent reaction to the John Edwards scandal. But the story is more about how the blogosphere is changing news delivery.

It appears as though Rep. Steve Cohen doesn't take too kindly to his congressional colleague breaking tradition and supporting his primary opponent:

Much has been made about Obama's trouble with Appalachia, so it looks like he'll kick off his campaign in Bristol:

Barack Obama kicks off his general election campaign in an unlikely place: Bristol, Virginia.

Frank Rich’s column today is about how the Scotty McClellan’s new memoir could impact John McCain. It’s a good read and I suggest it highly.

Rush Limbaugh, who famously refers to feminists as "feminazis" has some words of encouragement for Hillary Clinton's female base:

Whoa. And I can’t help but agree with him.

Kim McMillan, the former House Democratic Majority Leader now running for Governor, explained her past support of the income tax:

I'll give her this, Hillary Clinton has an uncanny ability to focus on the moment, while completely ignoring the past.

Jay Greene (of the Washington Post and Manhatten Institute) has his own blog now--that's good news. Here is a snip from his Proximity and Power update post.