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Barack Obama offers a new, tough foreign policy that is neither Republican nor Democratic, but is a strong, smart American foreign policy to make our country more secure and advance our interests in the world. Wednesday night’s Convention program will feature the voices of Americans who share Barack’s vision of making America stronger and safer.

The Democrat ruling class loves imports.  Cheese, wine, luxury cars, suits, shoes…and oil.  

An uncommitted Senatorial superdelegate weighs his options:

A group of 15 uncommitted Senate superdelegates met on Capitol Hill Monday to discuss how to proceed on making their endorsements.

Today is going to be a very interesting day in this very long journey for the Democratic nomination.

Governor Phil Bredesen of Tennessee led the charge for superdelegates to declare their intentions by the beginning of June, so I suspect he will declare as soon as the polls close in South Dakota. (I have a call into his office for him to confirm or deny that)

The Political Tipster suggests one avenue for Blue Dogs and DLCer to get free of the “netroots”/Daily Kos/Moveon.org wing of the Democrat Party:

The WaPo blog has some interesting insight on a trip Clinton and Obama made to their day jobs yesterday:

TennViews tells it like it is on limited Democratic opposition to giving rich telecommunications corporations special rights and privileges in the justice system:

...John Edwards calling for support of Chris Dodd's filibuster on retroactive immunity for telephone companies who spied on you. it was against the law, against the Constitutio