Three on politics.

Senator Tom Coburn asks Republicans to fight pork:

Establishment Republicans can either continue to bash the Porkbusters, or they can find common cause with this movement. Conservative Republicans who cheer Porkbusters aren’t expecting to see grand reform overnight. They would simply be content with Republicans acting like Republicans. That’s advice the GOP would be wise to follow.

Dick Morris and Eileen McGann provide explain Hilary Clinton's "simple and clear position on Iraq". Pretty funny.

Peter Ferrara on the Democrats' fiscal plans:

Those conservative commentators who argued last year that Democrats would be better at fiscal discipline than the Republicans played a major role in bringing down the Republican congressional majorities. They are being proved quite wrong.

Comments

[Nathan Tabor]

Hillary can keep changing her story, but this is not going to go away. Obama (anti-war from day one) and Edwards (who seems to have been given a pass by the netroots) are going to continue to dog her about this. It raises the question: is it possible to go places in Democratic circles without courting the virulently anti-war wing of the party?