Ain't gonna have time to be organized today. 

Obama admits he's not spending enough time at home
Michelle Malkin

On Letterman tonight, Obama's strain is showing: ...

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Democrats Fear Fox, Part II
Ed Morrissey

Democrats have once again gone running in fright from Fox News Channel for a political debate -- or more accurately, have run from fear of their anti-war base. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama join John Edwards in refusing to appear on Fox for a debate sponsored by the Congressional Black Caucus: ...

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Rethinking McCain 
Ed Morrissey

Jonah Goldberg warns conservatives not to ignore John McCain in the presidential primary race in his latest LA Times column. Conceding that McCain has angered the Republican base on a number of occasions, he also advises that McCain has a long track record of supporting most of the conservative agenda. And on the all-important issue of terrorism and the war, Goldberg asks which of the present candidates has put more on the line to support it than Barry Goldwater's successor in the Senate:

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Professor Obama
Paul Mirengoff

At a recent fundraiser, Barack Obama told the crowd, "I was a constitutional law professor, which means unlike the current president I actually respect the Constitution." I hope Obama was smiling when he said this because, if anything, constitutional law professors are less likely than their fellow Americans (or the current president) to respect the Constitution. As Obama surely knows, some Con Law profs view the Constitution as a malleable document that's worthy of respect only to the extent it can be interpreted to mandate, or at least not impede, the enactment of their preferred political, social, and economic agenda. The respect in these cases is not for the Constitution but for the agenda, and perhaps for the professor's own cleverness in manipulating the Constitution to accommodate it.

For the record, Obama is a "Senior Lecturer (on leave of absence)" at the University of Chicago Law School. Apparently, he has taught Constitutional Law III: Equal Protection and Substantive Due Process, Current Issues in Racism & the Law, and Voting Rights & the Democratic Process.

Frankly, Obama's credentials seem a bit thin to be teaching constitutional law at a school of Chicago's caliber, even as an adjunct professor teaching a non-core course. ...

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Edwards' Neighbor On Blog Talk Radio
Ed Morrissey (H/T: Michelle)

Yesterday, Elizabeth Edwards made headlines by declaring that she would treat her "rabid Republican" in an uncivil manner, despite never having met the man. Tonight, you can do what Elizabeth Edwards refuses to do -- meet her neighbor. Eric Dondero will have John Montgomery on his Blog Talk Radio show tonight: ...