Political bits

The TimesOnline continues the Fred Thompson is "so manly" bs saying he could win just by the satisfied grins on his many ex-girlfriends' faces. (This projection of Thompson/Romney sexuality is getting really creepy.)

(Fortune) Fortune Magazine tells us on its cover that Hillary Clinton has received the stamp of approval from big business. (Boy, that's good news. It's been so long since we've had a pro-business president.)

(NYDailyNews) After the Obama campaign gaffe enraged the American-Indian community, Clinton holds a specific fundraiser gathering $2 million from the group.

(ABC) Romney donates to his own campaign. (CNN calls it a loan.)

(Politico) "That amount is going to come out at the end of the quarter," Romney said, noting that a "final decision" about just how much he'd put in has yet to be made. (So he's going to give just enough to be the top "fundraiser?")

(NYDailyNews) Giuliani to speak at Pat Robertson's Regent University.

(WashTimes) The rumors are that Republican Senator John Warner will not run again. (Does that loosen his tongue on Iraq?)

(Examiner?) The White House is desperately trying to stop the declassification of the SSCI's report on prewar Iraq WMD intel.