The only thing more amusing (disconcerting?) than McCain's thinly veiled contempt for Romney is how almost everyone leaving comments on this story seems to be totally insane.

A yearly National Journal report concludes that the Texas delegation in Congress has more centrist members than any other state. It may be disheartening for Republicans to learn that the GOP contingent from the Lone Star State is only the 4th most conservative.

...now Jack Kevorkian is running for Congress in Michigan's 9th.

Several news outlets are reporting that New York Governor Eliot Spitzer will resign today. A press conference is scheduled for 10:30 AM CST.

NBC News has called the Mississippi primary a win for Senator Obama.

65,000 new Democrats have registered to vote in the upcoming April 22 contests.

From the Associated Press via CBS News.

The Dallas Morning News reports that an aide for Texas State Senator Bob Duell has been up to all kinds of hijinx:

A veteran Capitol staffer resigned Monday over allegations he impersonated both a state representative and a newspaper reporter in the last month – first to sway a state primary race, then to glean information on an ethics complaint against his boss.

Yikes.

Tabulating caucus results when everybody decides to vote is hard, and takes time.

Oil hit $109 per barrel today. Many people focus on the psychological value attached to a number like $100, as a threshold between something the American people could stomach and something the American people will have a serious problem with. What I have a serious problem with is the math behind the increases: in the last three weeks, the market unit price of oil has increased by 10 percent. As far as I'm concerned, that's worse than the arbitrary importance that everyone hung on $100.