When former DNC chief Joe Andrew switched his allegiance from Clinton to Obama, he decried the damage the Clinton campaign was doing to the party's chances in the fall. Now, from Huffington Post, comes a report that confirms the intentional nature of that damage.

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As I sit here, I find something eerily similar between the Clinton campaign and what can now only be called the Reverend Wright campaign. Both seem to operate from the view that if they don't get what they want, they get to ruin it for the other guy.

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I just got an email from a good friend of mine, Steve Sanders. He writes: Dear friends,

This message is going to my lawyer and non-lawyer friends in Indiana whom I know share my belief that anxiety over national security cannot cause us to lose sight of our core values.

The attached letter from Habeas Lawyers for Obama makes many important points, but here is the argument in a nutshell:

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A few days ago, I posted testimony given by Dr. Woody Meyers in the late 1990s, which had been sent to me (and presumably others)anonymously. (I assume it was sent to me because I write for the Indianapolis Star.) I checked the source cited for the testimony, saw it was accurate, and posted it. Subsequently, a commenter from Dr.

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Reverend Wright is never going to disappear. He's found a national pulpit and he's reveling in his notoriety and isn't going to step away lightly.

In case you missed it, here's the good reverend at the National Press Club this past Monday.

Part 1

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So Hillary challenged Congress to say whether they are "with me or against me" (shades of George W. Bush!!)on her widely disparaged "gas tax holiday" idea--an idea she shares with John McCain, if not with any reputable economist.

Mark Udall, the presumptive Democratic Senate nominee from Colorado, promptly issued a press release. Was he with her? Um...not so much.

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