Bill Clinton says he feels like Barack Obama is running against him, too. [CNN]
N.Y.R.A. gets another extension. [Times-Union]
Sources say Obama has pulled advertising from Tennessee. [Volunteer Voters]
Mitt Romney isn’t giving a decisive answer on the National Catastrophe Fund. [Q Blog]
The International Association of Firefighters is taking on Rudy Giuliani in Florida. [Washington Times]
Congressman Bennie Thompson of Mississippi, also Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security, endorses Obama. [The Swamp]
The day after a pledge to suspend campaigning after the death of Darrell Aubertine’s father, opponent William Barclay started running negative ads. [Albany Project]
Fred Barnes thinks John McCain has alienated conservative Republicans too much, but Barnes seems ready to accept McCains’ apology, and thinks he sees it coming. [WSJ]
Reflecting on the debate, Michael Crowley wonders if John Edwards has become a barometer of which opponent is weaker. [The Stump]
Edwards and Hillary Clinton met privately backstage after last night’s debate. [CNN]
Rottenchester thinks everybody wins in the latest rounds of political posturing over passports in western New York. [Fighting 29th]
Edwards is going on Letterman tonight, and then on the Tyra Banks Show on Friday. [Politics on the Hudson]
And going after both his opponents in a new ad. [Liz]
