I can't think of any democrat who is more despised by the left, than "my guy Joe". Notwithstanding, who has the Obama Admin turned to as a wingman (left wing, to be accurate? If you answered, my guy Joseph Lieberman, you are spot on. Time describes the situation as follows:

A new report Contributions of Stratospheric Water Vapor to Decadal Changes in the Rate of Global Warming raises new questions on the current climate models. That is, IPCC's carbon dioxide centric climate models probably need some work.

How about a gala-event on the Capital Steps with Thune or Brown presenting the "GOP's Big Five" with Congressional conservatives standing behind them. That's right, if any "blue dog" Congress critter would like to join them, they would be welcome; it should be a post-partisan event.

While I have some recommendations on what the "GOP's Big Five" should cover (see below), the critical aspect is to make sure that KISS is applied. That is, keep it so simple that even the main stream (the "ELITE") media can't distort it. One page bills, where applicable, are recommended.

Big Five

It just doesn't get any better than this, as Joe Klein calls Americans stupid; that is, the Americans who disagree with him.

The Bruins are struggling and the Sox will rely on pitching and defense in the upcoming season. But the contact sport playing out in the Commonwealth may very well mirror the 2004 ACLS where the underdog ended a long standing curse.

dog. And although it has been told many times, it is a simple story about a "wonder dog" and a young boy. It doesn't get much better than that!

S. Fish paints an interesting picture of a politician who is rising.

Stanley, who isn't a fan, notes the following:

A politician with an authentic voice, well that is refreshing. The individual must reside in a different land.

In March of this year Lawcom notes

I'm not at all familar with "Hillbuzz" but it appears, given the title of the blog, that it would generally lean democrat when politics are discussed. After a few "mea culpas" and a "mea maxima culpa", they noted the following

Roll Call has an article on the 2010 midterm elections. Apparently, the WH wants to nationalize the effort. Axelrod, a senior WH adviser, noted on NBC's "First Read", that the WH is going to use the GOP 2002 election effort as a "blue print".

I can only hope. The WH will not change the strategy, as it appears to be a winner.