Daily Briefing: Know When To Fold 'Em
Mark Warner gives up his presidential run. Why? Warner says, "I'm going to dodge those questions." [ WP , NYT ]
Republicans place North Korean nukes on the "Clinton's fault" list, Democrats mention last 6 years. [ WSJ ]
Panel questions capability of Iraqi leadership, will tell you the other things they question after the election. [ WP ]
Republicans won't "stay the course" with hopeless candidates, plan to "cut and run," redistribute funding to closer races. [ WP ]
Senate investigators release report re-confirming the Abramoff/non-profit payola brouhaha. [ WP , NYT ]
Bush stumps for Hastert in Illinois, refers to him as, "the future speaker of the House." [ WP , NYT ]
Proof nothing was learned from the '60s: ACLU is horrified to learn the Government monitors anti-war groups, sometimes calling them potential terrorist organizations. [ NYT ]
Muhammad Yunus, Bangladeshi economist who pioneered micro-credit loans, wins the Nobel peace price. Bono continues hanging out with President Bush for some reason. [ WP ]