Via the Stakeholder, all I can is Wow:

House Majority Leader Tom DeLay's footing among his constituents has slipped drastically during the past year and a majority of his district disapproves of how he handled the Terri Schiavo case, according to a Houston Chronicle poll.

Powerline's Hindrocket has a strange post about an apparent error that the NYTimes made in posting its article about the pope's death.  They seem to have accidentally published it before it was finished, and so it read as follows:

Even as his own voice faded away, his views on the sanctity of all human life echoed unambiguously among Catholics and Christian evangelicals in the United States on issues from abortion to the end of life.

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It's important that Dems play their cards right on Tom DeLay's statement from the other day.  There's been a lot of talk about the not-quite-veiled threat that it represent:

Over at TAPPED, guest-poster Dave Meyer takes on Russ Feingold's rationale for dithering over Bolton and concludes:

Without being too dismissive, Feingold's principled position comes off as a bit quaint.