between RK and draftjameswebb.com, we've pretty much got it covered.  The Miller blogger is pretty good.  I wonder if he's the same John who blogged for Tim Kaine.

Anyway, maybe he can take over with Webb after the primary.;)

Though an "official blog" has it's own usefulness!  I assume that Webb will be able to recruit volunteer researchers that can dig into Allen's votes much more effectively (with more tools) than the unofficial bloggers. 

Miller's blog is also helpful for Webb if it stays on Allen (which the title of the blog suggests).

Either that or Lowell, he is jealous. Kristen and I are in near tears over the fact that you all don't link to us on your blog roll.

~ Melissa

Not sure if they want to be Ditzy Democrats or Monstrosity, so for now it's Ditzy.  Make some noise if you want some other title...

Put us up as Monstrosity. Thanks, Eric

A - q1: josh
A - q2: eric

That's fine: 

To quote Donald Kaufman in Adaptation:
You are what you love, not what loves you.

I believe that RK acknowledged that fact in it's own post.

but I'll clarify.

n/t

Has Miller had any big endorsements?  I have to say, with the power, prestige, and sheer amount of Webb's endorsements, I (and I mean this as democratically as possible) have to ask...why do we have to have a primary?  Webb is so obviously the way to go.

I don't think Moran really questioned Miller on his Iraq War position.  I've heard where both men stand and they couldn't be farther apart.

Whenever you get a chance to sound out Moran on issues, ask him about Miller's Iraq War position.  I wouldn't be surprised if he could be encouraged to switch for Webb.

Lowell and I ran into Moran at the Murky Coffee last week after he (Moran) had finished making a speech upstairs. Moran seemed shocked and surprised to learn some of Miller's stands on the issues. He thanked us for educating him and asked his assistant to give him a fact sheet comparing Webb's positions and Miller's. He also asked him to set up a meeting between himself and Webb. That was last week and I am tracking this to find out when the meeting has occurred. Lowell probably knows more than I do. I told Moran that Webb is "The Real Deal". I hope he takes it to heart.

From

http://www.christianreality.com/videos/vs-vid376.htm

A video about the dangers of rock 'n roll, called Hell's Bells.  With a nice promo by . . . . Mr. Green:

  "I have seen first hand the importance of positive role models for young people. I heartily endorse Hell's Bells because it not only exposes the rebellious and often bizarre lifesyyles of many of today's idols, but contrasts them against the true model - Jesus Christ."
---Darrell Green, All-pro Cornerback, Washington Redskins

comment: Wasn't this battle fought in the 50's?

the kind of scrutiny his past activities will be under if he runs.

I mean the guy is anti-gay marriage, and he's a pro-athlete. What do you want to bet we find some good dirt on his past.

From Editor & Publisher

NEW YORK A report on a new Gallup poll released today shows that President Bush approval rating on his handling of Iraq is now at 32% -- tied for the lowest rating Gallup has measured.

The survey, taken April 7-9, also shows that 57% of Americans think the United States will not win in Iraq.

In a surprise, the new poll found that 44% of Republicans now back withdrawing some or all troops from Iraq. The number for all Americans, 64%, is higher, but the fact that better than 4 in 10 Republicans back this idea is notable. Indepedents are tracking much closer to Democrats on all issues related to Iraq.

In another finding, 57% of Americans say it was a mistake to send troops to Iraq, while 42% say it was not. Since December 2005, either a plurality or majority of Americans have said it was a mistake.