rampage!

By Aziz P. -
Dean is mentioned in two segments on NPR's Morning Edition. Dean is featured in Doonesbury. Andrew Sullivan - of all people - says Dean would be better than Bush for the country's fiscal health. Josh Marshall's attention has been drawn away from the Texas redistricting by a "thunderclap" over the head of the Democratic Party.

And the Bat rises - acknowledging at long last that today is $7 Million Monday!

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