Discriminatory discrimination. According to Holy Coast, “separation of church and state,” as applied by the left, only applies to some churches?! Which, because the left cannot tell the difference between creedal Christians and Mormons, brings to mind the phrase: The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

Instapundit’s polling again. Guliani seems to be the man for his readers.

Looking at the leading senatorial potentials, that is if you don’t count McCain.

Called As Seen is one of Lowell’s favorite blogs. Apparently he has gotten himself into a bit of a debate with another blogger over Romney. I only caught part of the speech in question, so I will refrain from adding to the discussion, save to say, some pull quotes would be very helpful.

The Corner is talking about what Lowell brought up over the weekend. Too bad they don’t include us in the conversation.

There is a taint of voodoo to focus groups, but given that this one shows the religion question to be more significant than regular polling does, could it be that those that hold Romney’s religion as a disqualifier recognize that as prejudicial so they keep it to intimate settings and the voting booth? If so, how does one form a political strategy to combat such?

Candidate gaffe update (from Lowell): Apparently Romney isn’t the only 2008 hopeful who’s taking some heat for allegedly insensitive remarks. More blog commentary, and a lively comment thread, here.
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