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• Declarations – WSJ.com
  Peggy Noonan is spot-on in this column.
  (tags: 2008 BillClinton hillaryclinton Barack_Obama)
• Byron York on Rudy Giuliani on National Review Online
  The Politico story served as a reminder to GOP voters that Rudy had personal baggage. It made voters fear that there was another shoe to drop and would endanger the GOP against the Clintons. This was the beginning of the end (?) to Rudy. We will see on Tu
  (tags: 2008 Giuliani)
• Former Front-runner Giuliani, Now Hoping to be Comeback Kid | The Trail | washingtonpost.com
  The question to be asked is: Did Rudy really ever have a chance to be nominated by the GOP? Remember everyone said NO a year ago.
  (tags: Giuliani 2008)
• Marc Ambinder (January 25, 2008) – Firefighters Target Security Moms In Florida
  If the Firefighter’s union wants to make themselves partisan nationally, Flap says treat them like the other partisan unions, like NEA and Teamsters.
  (tags: 2008 Giuliani)
• That taxes whisper – First Read – msnbc.com
  Did Romney have an earpiece? This wold be a rule violation, no?
  (tags: 2008 romney)
• Bill Clinton Takes on the Polarizing Issue – The Caucus – Politics – New York Times Blog
  (tags: 2008 BillClinton)
• CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive – Bill Clinton: John McCain and Hillary are ‘very close’ « – Blogs from CNN.com
  (tags: 2008 Clinton McCain)
• YouTube – FL Attorney General Bill McCollum on why he supports Rudy
  (tags: 2008 Giuliani)
• Michelle Malkin » Meet the open borders family: McCain, Hernandez, Soros, and the “Reform Institute”
  (tags: 2008 McCain)
• McCain Sounds Like Hillary’s VP!
  (tags: 2008 McCain)
• The Swamp: McCain at the Latin Builders: With Mel Martinez
  (tags: 2008 McCain)
• Missionaries popping up at Mitt events – Jonathan Martin’s Blog – Politico.com
  This is really something that doesn’t need to be reported. So what?
  (tags: 2008 romney)

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