Larwyn's Link Kerplosion: Obama vs. Pelosi Grudgematch

Dodd's "now you see it, now you don't" loan disclosure: WSJ
Thank you, Mr. Daschle: Maggie's Farm
Badminton Diplomacy: TigerHawk

How to handle toxic asset purchases: Kedrosky
An Obamaplosion: I hope he can change: PJM (Hanson)
Bush may be gone, but BDS lives on: PJM (Dodge)

So, can we question their patriotism yet?: Gateway
Was Obama negotiating with Al Qaeda pre-election?: STACLU
It's official: Pelosi dumber than a bag of hammers: TPhoenix

Blago: Obama may be called as a witness: Marathon
Election over, NPR declares Al Qaeda 'crippled': Prairie
Barney Frank has a great idea. Seriously.: ECO

The truth about working at Wal-Mart: Boing Boing
Alinsky's Rules: A Must-Read in the Obama Era: IBD (Schlafly)
Why did Comcast show porn during Super Bowl?: DB Techno

Google Latitude keeps tabs on friends locations: CNet
Electric German city car gets its first drive: AutoBlog
MSM ignores Iraq electoral success: All hardline Islamic parties lose ground: Flopping Aces

Blue Dog Democrat: Obama staff encouraged defiance of Pelosi: Politico (Thrush):

Rep. Jim Cooper (D-TN) -- one of the lead Blue Dogs -- made a startling admission to lefty Liberadio on Sunday, suggesting the White House quietly encouraged him to buck House leadership on the stimulus... Cooper was one of 11 Dems to vote no -- joining every GOP House member.

"Well, I probably shouldn’t tell you this, but I actually got some quiet encouragement from the Obama folks for what I’m doing," said Cooper, one of about 55 House Democrats to sign a letter criticizing Speaker Nancy Pelosi for suspending normal debate and committee rules on the $819 billion package...

"They know its a messy bill and they wanted a clean bill. Now, I got in terrible trouble with our leadership because they don’t care what’s in the bill, they just want it pass and they want it to be unanimous. They don’t mind the partisan fighting cause that’s what they are used to. In fact, they’re really good at it. And they’re a little bit worried about what a post-partisan future might look like. If members actually had to read the bills and figure out whether they are any good or not. We’re just told how to vote. We’re treated like mushrooms most of the time..."