HPN: Updates From Our State Affiliates
Updates from our Hotline Political Network Affiliates
AZ Political News-- Pro-immigrant march returning
Capitol Fax-- Question of the day
Colorado Pols-- Monday open thread
Doc's Political Parlor-- Who’d fall on his sword for the Governor?
Georgia Political Digest-- Lawmakers get weary in overtime
Iowa Politics-- Lawmakers narrow agenda as session winds down
JohnCombest.com -- Don’t botch wage law, Blunt says
NhNewslinks.com -- After boom, cigar store owners fear bust
Quorum Report -- Conservative goes his own way
Sayfie's Review -- Presidential hopeful Obama campaigns in Tampa
Tennessee Politics Blog-- Edwards 1st to Rally in TN
WisPolitics.com-- Voting officials work to fix flaw
My impression from reading Hotline over the past few months is that the organization has a bias against Mitt Romney. I am Mormon but do not think my impression is based on over-defensiveness on behalf of Romney. Yes, Romney has made his mistakes and had his gaffes, but it appears to me that Hotline focuses on his weaknesses more than on those of other candidates. I recognize that I could be wrong or that the Hotline folks may feel they have justfication for this bias. I think they do great work and always enjoy reading their columns but think it may be healthy for them to stop and reflect on whether they are being fair to Mr. Romney.