Friday's Top 10 Political Blogs

Rudy Giuliani continues to get the spotlight in the blogosphere, and I don't think it's the attention he wants. People are pooh-poohing the significance of the Pat Robertson endorsement, and the Bernie Kerik indictment remains a big negative.

Republicans

Garance Franke-Ruta goes into more detail on the Christian conservatives and what might happen if Giuliani becomes the nominee. I think he would lose the support of many.

Daniel Flynn also sounds off on why Robertson's endorsement is a bad idea. I wonder if all of the complaining will stop others from endorsing Giuliani?

Paul at powerline.com delves into the new favorable polls for Mitt Romney. A Rasmussen poll has him crushing competition in Iowa and New Hampshire. He matches up terribly against Hillary Clinton. Do we have a Howard Dean scenario developing?

Scott Lemieux notices that Fred Thompson might not be so nuts for opposing the Human Life Amendment. It calls for the criminalization of abortion, which might not play well.

Democrats

Tom Watson ponders the fall of John Edwards. Edwards has become what Peggy Noonan described as: "a furry animal on a wheel, trying so hard, to the point he's getting a facial tic, and getting nowhere."

Taylor Marsh can't believe that Barack Obama actually suggested that change was a generational thing. What policy change does Obama offer to make himself so different?