The Washington Times gets in one-last parting shot to disgraced cabinet-nominee Tom Daschle with a steaming bucket of irony:

(a) He talks about economics (b) He says he believes in lower government spending (c) Even the left-leaning Associated Press says he's misleading voters (d) All of the above For today's installment of answer (d), see today's AP article on Obama's infomercial last night: "Obama's prime-time ad skips over budget realities"

On Wednesday afternoon, Senator Wayne Allard (R-CO) introduced an amendment to the Senate Budget Bill. The amendment, which he called "The Obama Spendorama" went down to defeat, with Allard himself voting against it, but it brought an important point to the forefront of the budget debate. You can read my entire discussion of the amendment at HumanEvents.com.

Tonight is a very important night. Not only will the endless TV and radio commercials finally stop, but I get to caucus! I'll show up early to East High School in Sioux City- still undecided- to join in the democratic process. I'll let the campaign members try to convince me. If they don't, I'm caucusing for Milton Friedman. Like Peter said in a previous post, victories for either Huckabee or Edwards would be disastrous.