Hope everyone is enjoying their return to work and their day of shopping online at the companies expense!

Steve Friess writes on IndyStar.com about the importance of getting good domain names quick in politics.

In an editorial for The Washington Times Rick Amato says we shouldn’t write off Republican Duncan Hunter as a presidential candidate. - Hunter appeared on Meet the Press yesterday. You can now download a copy of the show by visiting their site.

Bret Hayworth of the Sioux City Journal looks at the debate over Gov. and soon to announce for 2008 Tom Vilsack’s legacy.

Dick Polman of the Philadelphia Inquirer writes that Senator Hillary Clinton could run and win in 2008.

The Washington Post looks at race in 2008 and how the two top Democratic contenders, a woman and an African American, may shape the election and the country.

Blogger Connecticut Bob looks at the primary schedule for 2008.

Rasmussen Reports that 43% Would Never Vote for Mormon Candidate, a very bad piece of news for Mormon Republican Mitt Romney.

Following up on yesterday’s report about potential campaign troubles for Tom Vilsack Emma Ratliff writes in the Boston Herald City about some more potential problems in the form of payback for the way Vilsack handed out campaign funds during the last election.

The date has been set, August 11th 2007, for the Republican Iowa straw poll.