The good news for Reid is that Republicans still can't find a credible challenger.

Broken record alert! Can we?

Even if he wins a primary, we need to let him know we're not okay with his flaccid, ineffective leadership.

Lindsay Graham isn't going to give the Republican party over to people who can't win?

Who does he think runs it now?

The good news for Reid is that Republicans still can't find a credible challenger.

Could the Democrats perhaps find one?

Someone talk me down: I'm thinking that at this point I'd probably donate to -anyone- who ran against Reid.

That's awesome news that Dodd has a primary challenger. Unlike Reid, I like some of what Dodd does, but the guy's toast. A novice Democrat has a much better chance than a tainted one and I think if Alpert has at least some of Gore's people behind him, he'll smoke Simmons.

I'm with doubtful, at 12:07.

The Republicans don't need to find a challenger. Reid'll give them damn near everything they can dream of.

Republican - NO
Democrat - NO
American - YES

Harry Reid - Our country would be better off if he lost, either in a primary or a general election. Then, maybe, the dumbocraps could find a senate leader who is not a DLC/DINO/Rethug-Lite.

Terry McAuliffe - Another symbol of all that is wrong with politics in our country. Here's hoping for the best for any other dumbocrap running against him.

Norm Coleman / Al Franken - I still am willing to wager that the Fed Supremes will take Coleman's case after he loses in the Mn Supreme Court - and will slow walk it so that it does not get heard until next year - and will delay announcing their decision until as late as possible. Here's to Al Franken, the next senator from Mn - to be sworn in late next summer.

Chris Dodd - Another example of why dumbocraps have a history of 'turning victory into defeat'. If he goes, good riddance.

David Patterson - Another pseudo politician way out of his league.

Lindsay (the Gay Shadow) Graham knows that he is an idiot, but can't help himself.

Fortunately, I do not dispise all congress-critters of both persuasions. Just most!

Having become deeply disappointed with Obama chosing political expediency over his oath of office to uphold the Constitution and laws of our country, I would like to see Russell Feingold & Bernie Sanders run together against Obama and whoever the rethugs put out as their front man.

Just a question: why are you still calling it campaign round-up ?

The bad news for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is that a new Mason-Dixon poll, conducted for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, shows the senator with weak support the year before his latest re-election bid. The good news for Reid is that Republicans still can't find a credible challenger.

Given we're going to pick up 6-7 new Senators in 2010, I wouldn't mind losing this one to get rid of Reid.

rbe1,

All of the news in the midday round-up is related to upcoming (or ongoing) campaigns.

Even before the state Supreme Court's consideration of the case, a majority of Minnesotans want to see former Sen. Norm Coleman (R) concede to Al Franken immediately.

It sounds like some Minnesotans are experiencing buyer's remorse and would love to retroactively change their votes from Coleman to Franken. Laugh if you will, but I bet that the GOP would find a way to make that happen if they had wanted to change their votes from Franken to Coleman.

Re Coleman/Franken fiasco:

It is becoming more and more evident that, if your first name is Al, you should consider staying away from direct participation in politics and from running for office.

I would like to see Russell Feingold & Bernie Sanders run together against Obama and whoever the rethugs put out as their front man.

Because you looooooooove losing elections that make your otherwise dignified candidates look like idiots in the process?

Russ Feingold doesn't have a bigger fan than I, and I'm pretty fond of Bernie, too. But can we get serious for a moment?