Monday Morning Flyover

St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Obama's Church Fights Back

Chattanooga Times-Free Press: In Search of Obama...on Fox

Denver Post: Clinton donors who created financial crisis should be trusted to fix it

St. Paul Pioneer Press: Obama, Clinton seen to embellish roles in legislation
Editor's Note: I like Glenn Reynolds take on this. Do you notice that Democrats embellish and Republicans lie? Wonder why that is?

Lincoln Journal Star: Nebraska Senators shoulder unglamorous job

The New Republic: Why Clinton and Obama have destroyed the Democrats

Nashville City Paper: Michael Reagan on Obama's Race Speech

International Hearld Tribune: Obama's promise of a new majority, and the questions it prompts
Editor's Note: This is a great story. I think it is a question voters will have to answer come November. Obama's theme to change Washington is something we've heard before. Clinton and Bush before him and neither brought much change to Washington, espeically change in the political tone as they had hoped and promised. Obama mentions in this article that the Senate votes are so divisive it basically forces you to come down on one side or the other. My question to Senator Obama would be: If you can't change, or be a part of changing, the political tone of the Senate, what makes you think you can change the political tone of Washington? More importantly, the two presidents before you promised the same thing, what would you do differently that would make you more successful?

New York Times: Carville compares Richardson to Judas
Editor's note: Just another example of the fracture in the Democratic Party. This has quickly gone from policy to personal.

Gateway Pundit: Grim Milestone... Iraq War Loss Number Gives Media & Democrats New Hope For Surrender
Editor's Note: Intresting facts here about the lives lost during the Clinton administration are more than during the 5 year Iraq War.

Hot Air: Fred Thompson embarks on new career
Editor's Note: I like Fred, but buddy if you dip your toe in the political water again, please give us some energy. Your much hyped presidential campaign was like watching paint dry.