Test Run

I thought I'd see what mobile posting looked like before counting on it as a viable option while traveling.

I'm also desperately seeking something that'll get me to love Twitter and want to do it all the time. So far, no such luck.

I Haz a Badge

You can too.

Law and Order

Anyone else reading the "Who Killed Chandra Levy?" series in the Washington Post?

I was in NYC when she disappeared, and while it was certainly a story there, it wasn't nearly as consuming as I've heard it was here.

It's too early to say what we'll discover from revisiting the series of events surrounding Levy's death because the paper's unveiling the tale in pieces, but I do hope it manages to accomplish more than just being a high-profile murder revisited.

Cover Story

Hendrik Hertzberg - the editor if political commentator for The New Yorker - is on MSNBC right now explaining away this cover. He says the point of the illustration is to make fun of the misinformation out there about Obama.

What he's missing is that the general population won't read The New Yorker and won't "get" the irony. What they will get is a free anti-Obama poster to pin up and pass around - courtesy of a "respected" magazine.

Mr. Hertzberg, you're not helping.

(Bill, you are. Thanks for the correction)

Sad news this Saturday. Tony Snow lost his battle with colon cancer. He was 53.

And...Scene

It was a big week. We launched. The Health Care for America Now campaign is officially underway.

I've got some work to do over the weekend (like coordinating 200+ pages of press coverage), but it will be nice to relax a little knowing the week went well.

How about a little poetry courtesy of the poem of the week? And don't forget to check out John's column on Sunday here.

Happy weekend. Have a good one.

Color me Impressed

Well said. Very.

UPDATE: Also terrific.