Have you seen this man?

The Texas Democratic Party is running a series of releases featuring Senator John Cornyn as the Grinch called "The Twelve Days of Cornyn."

At the beginning of last week, we told you about a new tactic Karl Rove has embraced in which he blames the Iraq War on Congress circa 2002. This morning he was challenged on those assertions by DCCC Chairman Chris Van Hollen.

For all the bluster and veiled threats that the New Hampshire primary might be in December, state officials in New Hampshire announced today that it will be on January 8th, as the heaviest speculation had indicated it might be.

Sure, President Bush's AG nominee Michael Mukasey made it past the Judiciary Committee and was sent to the floor for approval by the full Senate. But new polls show Bush breaking disapproval rating records set by one President Richard Milhouse Nixon.

From time to time we turn our attention to international matters here at the Blue, and when we do it usually isn't good. That is the case with Pakistan, and the moves President Musharraf has made in the last several days which indicate he is exerting force control over the state to maintain power.

How ironic! On the eve of the World Series, in a craven attempt to garner New Hampshire votes, Rudy Giuliani became an illegal immigrant in Red Sox Nation.

Michael Mukasey seemed like a sure thing. All forecasts pointed to an easy confirmation for Bush's attorney general nominee. Now, in light of his recent answers on torture, things look far less certain.

Who would have thought that Hillary Clinton would work out a way to reach out to Matt Drudge?

The GOP keeps losing voters by demographic division. We knew that young people were identifying Democratic in greater numbers, but the Chron has a story today about how even young people that should be Republican aren't.