Republicans get Message on Traditional Values and Voters

Republicans are getting the message of the last election. Morality is important to Americans. They ignored the issue and lost control of Congress. Now we have a Presidential candidate embracing traditional family values:

Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R) said Sunday that he will ask the state's highest court this week to order a ballot question on same-sex marriage if legislators fail to vote on the matter when they reconvene in January.

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Russia is returning to the bad old days of the Soviet police state:

U.K. police are investigating a suspected plot to kill a former Russian spy by poisoning him in a London sushi restaurant earlier this month.

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Kerry is obviously delusional. He really believes that he has a chance at winning the nomination of his party again. He is a persona non grata after his gaffe of a few weeks ago. Not that he a chance before his ill advised comment:

"Not in the least," Kerry, the Democratic presidential nominee in 2004, said when asked if the furor over his comment had caused him to reconsider a 2008 race. "The parlor game of who's up, who's down, today or tomorrow, if I listened to that stuff, I would never have won the nomination."