Hillary has money problems. No, not the kind John McCain has, but the kind where a lot of the money finding its way into her coffers is on the shady side, (go figure). Now the Justice Departments is starting to investigate...  read more »

Let the fun begin:  read more »

The Hill has an interview out w/Joe Liberman...and discusses his feelings on the Dem majority and their lack of fortitude in the War on Terror...which prompts some to think over the possibilities of a Lieberman party switch (which he won't rule out) and it's repercussions for the GOP in 2008, etc...  read more »

What's up in Michigan? It seems there's the possibility that there would be no primary (for either party)...but rather a caucus/convention format. From Marc Ambinder:  read more »

The Dems got together for their latest debate shindig down in Charleston last night, this time w/the added spin of letting "regular" people submit questions via YouTube. I must say, I didn't watch. Can't really bring myself to do it when there's anything at all on another channel somewhere. That said, on to a round-up of everyone else's coverage...

From the WaPo:  read more »

It ain't easy being Hillary. As far as the general public is concerned, she's the single most divisive major political figure in the Democrat party; while the various liberal constituencies that constitute the Democrat's party base worry that she's not liberal enough. Some who consider her too far to the right on the war issue even took to heckling her at a recent speech to the Democrat National Committee.

Poor Hillary. It's not as though she's brought any of these problems on herself. First, there was her clumsy entrance onto the national political stage in 1992 with that famous reference to "not staying home and baking cookies" or "standing by her man like Tammy Wynette" in vague reference to Bubba's past indiscretions.  read more »