Although the Washington Times is not known for its accurate reporting, there’s this:

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Dodd says he’s the only candidate to stand up against Bush’s Iraq policy. “I’m fighting for the only responsible measure in Congress that would take away the President’s blank check and set a timetable to bring our troops home, unfortunately, my colleagues running for President have not joined me.” Sounds like he’s talking about fellow senators Clinton and Obama. Here’s the ad:

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Connecticut State Attorney Dick Blumenthal is hoping to score points with the perpetually frightened, by challenging MySpace.com to either get rid of known “sexual predators” or institute age verification on its web site. Essentially Dick Blumenthal Thinks Web Sites should monitor users.

Attorneys general nationwide issued an ultimatum to MySpace Monday, demanding that the Internet’s largest social networking site make public the profiles of convicted sex offenders and divulge the steps it is taking to eliminate those profiles from its heavily-trafficked site.

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I suppose State Reps Perone and Morris would caution that results from the magical mystery tour with Donovan won’t be known just yet, but from the comments, it doesn’t look good. Here are the relevant grafs from the Advocate (emphasis mine):

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