The Clinton campaign, there with the quotes you need — before you need them!:

A report out of Michigan suggests that the legislation for a new vote is stalled while a proposal is being floated in Florida to address the situation there. [Looking for this.–amc] Below are statements attributable to me in case you’re tracking these

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Whether or not you find the repeated use of what we called “scare quotes” in graduate school a sign of pique or merely snarky is up to readers. I do, however, look forward to these guys debating.

“Senator Obama says that ending the war will not be easy, that ‘there will be dangers involved.’ Yet, in that patented way of his, he declines

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You know, I am trying to believe there’s nothing weird about how I haven’t been getting regular invitations to the conference calls since I started giving them “close coverage,” but sometimes…. In any case, direct audio for today’s here.

One of the suggestions being made as a way out of this Florida/Michigan morass is simply to seat the delegates based on the actual vote. But is that fair, given that voters in those states had been told that the results wouldn’t count? How many Democrats decided not to vote as a result? Or decided to vote in the Republican race, which …

Have at it, blogosphere. Don’t forget to write.

The signs never got better, exactly:

“There’s white, there’s black, and there’s gray,” a recently retired army recruiting-station commander told me. “Any recruiter who’s successful lives in the gray and goes into the black pretty often.… There’s no way to recruit within the rules and be successful.”

That’s from 2005’s “The Recruiters’

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Ambinder (or, as he’s known around some parts, “Ambers”) has a good point about the Michigan/Florida shenanigans:

The seeming kiboshing that was done to the new primaries in Florida and Michigan is, on its face, a huge victory for Obama. But Clinton’s visit tomorrow will press the issue in a way that is bound to force Obama’s hand to

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• “Until this election, presidential campaign merchandising was largely limited to yard signs, lapel pins, bumper stickers and other baubles…This time, the campaigns have still been giving plenty of paraphernalia away, but they’ve also leveraged a growing Web presence to reach a population willing to pay for the same gear, plus

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Here’s my take on Obama’s exceptional speech, which defied the usual conventions dictating how candidates should manage a crisis in their campaigns. In addressing the controversy over some of the language in Rev. Jeremiah Wright’s sermons, Obama put a new twist on his message of hope about a post-racial politics in America: he said …