- White House Social Secretary Desiree Rogers will resign from her job, thus resolving the single greatest political crisis of our century. (MSNBC)
- America’s Fred Thompson woke up from a week-long nap to guffaw at Janet Napolitano’s broken ankle on the Twitters, an event which took place last Sunday. (Washington Independent)
- Here is a YouTube of Republican Sen. Judd Gregg talking about how great reconciliation is. It is from a few years ago, before Democrats were in power and that hippie Obama tried to put him in the Cabinet. (via Blue Virginia)
- Rep. Silvestre Reyes (D-TX) introduced this amendment which would make it illegal for Americans to torture people, a thing which is already illegal. But House Republicans whined about it so Democrats caved, as usual. (CNN)
- Illinoisans can go online to Gov. Pat Quinn’s campaign website in the next couple weeks to see all the candidates for America’s Next Top Lieutenant Governor of Illinois, hopefully none of whom are batterers this time! (STL Post-Dispatch)
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Gov. Quinn, the RNC vs. McCain, and More
- Illinoisians, this “Pat Quinn” character is your new Governor! You can tell how different he is from Blago because he is bald. Change We Can Believe In! (CNN)
- So after John McCain failed to win them the presidency, the RNC filed a lawsuit to overturn McCain’s favorite law, the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act aka McCain-Feingold. Now the DNC has joined the lawsuit… in defense of the act! Thank God for bipartisanship. (MOAR CNN!)
- A picture is worth a thousand words. These two are no exception. (Feministe)
- Chip Saltsman was not able to woo Republicans with his Magic Negro Christmas CDs, so he is dropping out of the RNC Chairman race. (Nashville Post)
- President Obama is considering Republican Sen. Judd Gregg for Secretary of Commerce. Gregg’s replacement would be named by New Hampshire’s Democratic governor, giving Dems 60 Senate seats.
Bye Bye Blago

You will not be missed:
The Illinois Senate unanimously voted to expel embattled Gov. Rod Blagojevich (D) from office.
That means Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn (D) becomes the state’s new governor.
Update: Also,
Moments after removing him from office, the Illinois senate voted unanimously to prevent impeached Gov. Rod Blagojevich from ever holding political office in the state again.
Because Blago is exactly the kind of person who would try and run again.
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