Nothing. His last news release was November 20. His last blog entry was November 7. [...] 
In time-worn Christianist fashion, Senator Ensign says his marriage is stronger than ever. Like his colleagues in the C Street Adultery Club- Mark Sanford and David Vitter- he won't be resigning.' [...] 
Continuing the SC GOP meme that any economic development success in the state brings with it the threat of unions, Anaconda has a rant today that features two rather large-framed men holding "Teamsters for Obama" signs.
Who knew? Uganda is considering legislation to put gay people to the sword because gay activists from Europe and America have forced them to do it. [...] 
If you're a candidate and want to speak to the Spartanburg County Republican Party, now you have to sign a pledge that you support the state party platform and the U.S. Constitution.' [...] 
Thanksgiving includes gratitude for those fighting fights yet to be won. As Waldo grapples with the annual alienation from a parent who wishes him a life alone so as not to embarrass her, a couple of visions of what will, inevitably, be:
Considering a run against the Senate's only Hispanic member, Lou Dobbs suddenly hearts Hispanics. [...] 
Charleston's city council, demonstrating they get it when it comes to a welcoming business environment, has passed a nondiscrimination ordinance.
NYT columnist David Brooks has never been poor, unemployed or uninsured. That's how he could write this column. [...] 
TPM:
From Joe.My.God, an outsider's view of one of South Carolina's economic development schemes:
Only on the job since March, RNC communications director Trevor Francis has quit. Chairman Toby, in a nice irony, has brought in old-time Jesse Helms hand Alex Castellanos to help the party race-bait through the 2010 elections. [...] 
Ronald Reagan famously commented that he didn't leave the Democratic Party, it left him. Now the Republicans have returned the favor.
They got the technology, they got the new ideas, and yet somehow McLovin' spent the day staring at a potted palm hoping to find a congressional district in it:
Tacking further right by the week, the 4th district's congressman says if the economy gets better the wetbacks will be back and we need to stop that right now. [...] 
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Fair play to Cafe Press, which announced it is taking down all the Christianist Psalm 109:8 merchandise it was offering.
As you might have supposed, 
Fair play to 
Mrs. Palin's book has no index. 
Andrew Sullivan:
