Drudge Report The earthquake in China tops Tuesday's Drudge, whose headline is "Magnitude 7.9." Drudge's political links include stories about Hillary Clinton's possible interest in the vice presidency and getting Barack Obama to pay of her campaign debt; Clinton's hints that she ... READ MORE
The Huffington Post Natural disasters lead the Post, with fires in Florida, an earthquake in China and the cyclone in Burma. In the blog, Arianna Huffington doesn't buy a Wall Street Journal column suggesting that people are hungry for change because of a ... READ MORE
TalkingPointsMemo While the new Washington Post/ABC poll has good news for Democrats, it contains some data that should cause them concern, according to Josh Marshall. Barack Obama leads John McCain in a general election matchup 51 percent to 44 percent, in ... READ MORE
Power Line Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) could be a good fit for the Republican ticket this year since he shares a similar sense of humor with John McCain, notes John Hinderaker. Joking about his wife, Pawlenty said that she "loves football, ... READ MORE
Hot Air Barack Obama did not call Israel "a constant sore" as House Republicans allege, writes Allahpundit. The conservative blogger, wanting to be fair, notes that Obama clearly was referring to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a conclusion shared by conservative pundits at the ... READ MORE
The Plank The military was clearly grasping for any signs of success in Iraq in 2003, writes Alyssa Rosenberg, who sifts through the thousands of documents the Defense Department released in response to a New York Times story about a Pentagon public ... READ MORE
RedState A federal homeowner bailout isn't as much of a slam-dunk with voters as congressional Democrats hope it will be, writes Pejman Yousefzadeh. Though a recent poll shows that most voters support government intervention for those who can't pay their mortgages, ... READ MORE
The Corner Republican conservatives worried that Libertarian candidate Bob Barr could steal votes from John McCain, according to the National Review's bloggers. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) thinks Barr would make it "marginally easier" for Barack Obama to win, notes Stephen ... READ MORE
MyDD Democrats are still divided by the prolonged presidential primary season, but Republicans aren't completely united either, writes Todd Beeton. John McCain is failing to capture a fifth of the vote in recent primaries, even though he's basically running unopposed, the ... READ MORE
Daily Kos The Republicans running for Congress and the White House are in deep trouble, according to liberal bloggers who point to the latest poll results and a change in tactics. More than four-fifths of those polled believe the country is on ... READ MORE
