Political bits

The WaPo frontpages tomorrow with the entire Clinton anti-Obama argument, "Downside of Obama Strategy," one element of which is the "big state" argument. (Couldn't ask for more on the morning of a Wyoming caucus, eh?)

(Newsweek) Florida is going to hold a "mail in" second primary? (I think I heard on NPR that Michigan is leaning caucus.)

The Chicago Tribune took Clinton's cue and looked at her "experience." (And another from someone involved in the Northern Ireland peace.) (Her campaign opened this door.....)

(AP) Clinton lowers expectations in Wyo.

(KosDiarist) In the counting of California, there has been an 8 delegate swing, +4 Obama, -4 Clinton. (Judge credibility for yourself.)

Slate did a "dial test" on Clinton's 3AM ad. (This may be meaningless, but look at the undecideds turn off at the end.)

And, I thought this was really funny. (ABC) Now indicted GOP Congressman Rick Renzi "allegedly defrauded dozens of pro-life organizations for hundreds of thousands of dollars to fund his first congressional bid." (So he damages his party now, and stole hundreds of thousands from the anti-abortion crazies. I'm starting to like this guy.)