If you recall this, it has something to do with Ben Affleck:
Hat tip: Andy.
Ezra Klein is wrong. Testosterone is not the source of McCain’s media love, says Adam Doster.
On what grounds could they continue to withhold them from the public? Novak makes a useful point:
Clinton’s tipping point may have come when it was announced that her $5 million loan to her campaign came from a fund she shares with Bill Clinton. That puts into play for the general election business deals by the former president that transformed him from an indigent to a multimillionaire and might excite interest in their income tax returns, which the Clintons refuse to release.
Don’t the Dems need a candidate who is vetted properly?
Even from that "quiet genius", Noam Cohen:
"[H]e operates a long way from the clichéd pajama-wearing, coffee-sipping commentator on the news."
And what’s so wrong about that? I’m happy for and proud of Josh as a fellow blog-pioneer. But they’ll remove my jammies and Kenya AA from my little rigid hands when I expire.
A Brit expires.
Bill Kristol advises the Clintons in the tactics he knows so well. She followed his advice today. Here’s the Kristol quote:
At least I’ll never be tempted to watch "Enchanted". Those songs and those routines were just beyond awful.
Maggie Williams denies there’s anything negative about it. But she doesn’t deny that the Clinton campaign was behind it. Ambers says they just don’t know. Meanwhile, Clinton calls Obama another Bush in foreign policy. But she voted for his Iraq policy and Obama opposed it.
More photography from Lara Shipley here.
ARG latest: Obama seems to be winning Texas; Clinton hangs in in Ohio. More striking: Huckabee gets 41 percent in Texas and 40 percent in Ohio. Huckabee’s remarkable strength, long after even he knows it’s over, cannot be a good sign for McCain. And it’s certainly a sign of how Christianist the GOP has become.