CNN is reporting that John Edwards is suspending his campaign because his wife's cancer has recurred.

Oh, crap.

I mean, not that I care for him as a candidate, but crap.

shrift, I had to get my registration renewed a few weeks ago, when I realized I'd been driving around on tags that expired back in November.

I'm haven't driven my car since my tags expired, and I think that's about the only thing I can say in my defense.

During the Senate Judiciary Committee debate on granting authority to issue subpoenas in the Justice Department purge scandal, Arlen Specter groveled:

If we don't like what we get, we can always issue a subpoena and move with a subpoena if we don't like what we get. Why not take what we can get in the interest of...

At that point, Patrick Leahy interrupted him, visibly angry:

No, no, what we're told we can get is nothing, nothing, nothing. We're told we can have a closed door meeting, with no transcript, not under oath, limited number of people and the White House would determine what the agenda is. That to me is nothing.

And moments ago, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted for the authority to issue subpoenas. So let's start issuing them.

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CNN is reporting that John Edwards is suspending his campaign because his wife's cancer has recurred.

Oh, I was afraid of that. Good luck to them.

Not suspending the campaign. CNN spoke too soon.

Not suspending the campaign. CNN spoke too soon.

Ha. Nice back-pedaling, CNN.

We had MSNBC on here the half hour before the news conference. The endless rounds of conjecture was absurd. I assume it was the same on CNN. I can barely stand to watch any of the broadcast news anymore they are so full of themselves.

Getting my news from Natter or TDS really is the best plan.

I swear, I really do get most of my political news from TDS and here. I get so impatient with CNN and their ilk anymore.

I get most of my political news from blogs. Daily Kos, Salon's War Room, Crooks and Liars, Huffington Post and Wonkette.

I'm wondering - are there any "principled" conservative blogs? I.e. blogs that actually looks at facts instead of parroting whatever talking points are coming out of the Administration?

Just dropping in to wish Aimee and Joe good luck in moving. With our second kid on the way, we're certainly starting to think that Austin is too expensive and our support network too widely-flung to maintain our lives here for much longer, so I just wanted to offer you sympathy and support.