PM Roundup

• The Hillary Pick: Obama Has Nerve - John Heilemann, New York Magazine
• Left Cuts Obama Slack for Now - Ryan Grim & Glenn Thrush, Politico
• The Automaker Bailout is a Shakedown - Daniel Ikenson, The American
• Economy Can't Wait Until January 20th - The New Republic
• George W. Bush Wasn't So Bad - Issac Cheriyathu, Splice Today
• How Daschle Might Kill Conservatism - James Pethokoukis, US News & WR
• Peach State Promises - John Nichols, The Nation
• Wrenching Choices on Guantanamo - Benjamin Wittes, Washington Post
• A Model War Correspondent - Douglas Feith, National Review
• American Optimists - Ron Wilcox, Forbes

• How New a Deal? - The Economist
• Oligopoly & the Fall of the Auto Industry - Tom Lifson, American Thinker
• Longtime Head of House Energy Panel Ousted - John Broder, NY Times
• Governing as a National Majority - Rep. Steny Hoyer, RealClearPolitics
• 'Experimental' Governing? No Thanks - Jonah Goldberg, New York Post
• How to Love Trillion-Dollar Deficits - Matt Miller, Fortune
• Obama Throws No Bones to the Base - Matthew Rothschild, The Progressive
• GOP Voters Were Apathetic - Gary Andres, Washington Times
• A Fresh Start on Russia Relations - Garry Kasparov, Wall Street Journal

• Why Obama Would Pick Clinton - Jason Horowitz, New York Observer
• Barack Obama And the Big Three - Dan Gerstein, Forbes
• Obama Hears a Giant Sucking Sound - Holman Jenkins, Wall Street Journal
• Channeling Keynes Will Take Us Backward - Amity Shlaes, Bloomberg
• Tom Daschle: Health Czar - Ezra Klein, The American Prospect
• Why the Dems--& Obama--Forgave Lieberman - Jay Newton-Small, Time
• Boehner, Cleverest Republican in D.C. - Eve Fairbanks, New Republic
• Tarp the Troubled Asset Relief Program - Larry Kudlow, RealClearMarkets
• A Surge to Wipe Out the Pirates - Everett Pyatt, RealClearWorld
• Arab World Looks to a New America - G. Sporl & B. Zand, Der Spiegel

• Democrats Slap Sen. Lieberman on the Wrist - Karl and Wolf, ABC News
• The Case Against Hillary - David Ignatius, Washington Post
• Paulson Pats Himself on the Back - Mark Thoma, Economist's View
• The Big Three Make Their Play - John Steele Gordon, Commentary
• U.S. Automakers Deserve a Bailout - Gregg Sherrill, Chicago Tribune
• Bailouts Will Give Us Detroitsky - Robert Tracinski, Intellectual Activist
• Barack Won a Mandate - Jonathan Chait, The New Republic
• Is Gay the New Black? - Dennis Prager, Townhall
• Five Surprises From Election 2008 - Reid Wilson, RealClearPolitics
• Lincoln & the Myth of 'Team of Rivals' - Matthew Pinsker, Los Angeles Times

• Republicans Ask: Just How Bad is It? - Jonathan Martin, Politico
• Detroit: Same Old, Same Old - Jim Manzi, National Review Online
• Obama's Clinton Initiative - Joe Conason, New York Observer
• Time to Look Ahead - Fred Thompson, Townhall
• Obama Looks to Lincoln - Evan Thomas & Richard Wolffe, Newsweek
• Keep Lieberman, but Strip Chairmanship - John Nichols, The Nation
• Facing the Angry Ducks - Jed Babbin, Human Events
• The Case for Legalizing Marijuana - Russ Smith, Splice Today
• Love in the Time of Darwinism - Kay Hymowitz, City Journal

• The Brilliant Brain Trust - Jacob Weisberg, Newsweek
• Practical Change - Salena Zito, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Where Obama Can Look For Help - Cohen, Friel & Victor, National Journal
• Slouching Toward Washington - Philip Terzian, Weekly Standard
• Interview With Condoleezza Rice - H. Cooper & S. Malcomson, NYT Magazine
• China's Own Worst Enemy - James Fallows, The Atlantic
• How to Bail Out General Motors - Robert Samuelson, Newsweek
• The High Costs Of 'Green Recovery' - Robert Murphy, Forbes

• A Lemon of a Bailout - Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
• Can Obama Save Capitalism? - Michael Hirsh, Newsweek
• Why Spending Stimulus Plans Fail - Brian Riedl, Wall Street Journal
• The New Deal Obama Needs - William Jones, The Nation
• Senate Dems Look Ahead to 2010 - Reid Wilson, RealClearPolitics
• Palin, the Governors, & the GOP's New Power - Byron York, National Review
• GOP Losing Upscale Voters - Charlie Cook, National Journal
• Obama in Our Popular Culture - Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
• What Obama Means for Black America - John McWhorter, Forbes

• America Doesn't Need 'Rebranding' - Froma Harrop, RealClearPolitics
• Emerging Center-Left Majority - Borosage & Greenberg, American Prospect
• Vitality in the GOP Wilderness - Emmett Tyrrell, American Spectator
• Why Libertarianism Matters More Than Ever - Damon Root, Reason
• Economy Needs a 'Keynsian Moment' - Mort Kondracke, Roll Call
• Paulson Bails Out the Bailout - Nicole Gelinas, City Journal
• Key to America's Success is Education - Nicholas Kristof, New York Times
• Tempered Hope, Difficult Change? - Liam Julian, National Review Online
• Partisanship is Resurgent in America - Paul Starr, The New Republic

• Obamanomics Must Take Cues from History - Cooley & Ohanian, Newsweek
• GOP Should Ask Why U.S. is on the Wrong Track - Rep. Ron Paul, CNN
• Gitmo's Big Headaches for Obama - Gordon Cucullu, New York Post
• A Mandate for 'Progressive Patriotism' - Mark Green, Huffington Post
• Blame the UAW for Detroit's Problems - Cal Thomas, Human Events
• Anatomy of Conservative Self-Deception - Ed Kilgore, Democratic Strategist
• Tax Lessons for Obama - Amity Shlaes, Bloomberg
• GOP Begins Plotting Comeback - Reid Wilson, Politics Nation
• The Challenge for Conservatives - John Hinderaker, Power Line
• Robert Gibbs: The 'Barack Whisperer' - Howard Kurtz, Washington Post

• Goodbye, Reagan Democrats - Stan Greenberg, New York Times
• Some Positive Election Reactions from the Right - Dennis Prager, Townhall
• Obama Is a Pragmatist Above All - DeWayne Wickham, USA Today
• Why Obama Looks Like a One Termer - James Pethokoukis, US News & WR
• Above All, Obama's a Pol - Michael Graham, Boston Herald
• Pride in our Past, Hope in the Future - Madeleine Albright, Huffington Post
• The Democrats' Secret Health Care Plan - Jonathan Cohn, New Republic
• Conservatives, We Blew It - P.J. O'Rourke, Weekly Standard
• Don't Forget About the War - Aaron Glantz, The Nation
• My Vietnam Memories - Joseph Rehyansky, Human Events

• The Hand Off: Obama Seeks Balanced Pace - Rick Klein, ABC News
• Republicans Need to Be Patient - Peter Wehner, Commentary
• Obama's Election a Reaffirmation - Jason Whitlock, Kansas City Star
• The McCain I Know - Mark Salter, The Daily Beast
• International Vultures Circling Obama - Ralph Peters, New York Post
• Franklin Delano Obama? - Paul Krugman, New York Times
• The GOP Needs to Excommunicate Its Heretics - Deroy Murdock, NRO
• Polls Show Reaganism Is Not Dead - Scott Rasmussen, Wall Street Journal
• Dems Have GOP to Thank, at Least in Part - John Harwood, New York Times
• Let the Obama Infighting Begin - John Heilemann, New York Magazine

• Dissecting the Changing Electorate - Marjorie Connelly, New York Times
• Portrait of an Epic Victory - Peter Gelzinis, Boston Herald
• We Don't Know Yet What Happened Tuesday - Noemie Emery, Weekly Std
• Dr. Dean Laughs Last - Salena Zito, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Obama Will Need Abundant Political Courage - E. T. McClanahan, KC Star
• Who Will Have Obama's Ear? - Howard Fineman, Newsweek
• A Disturbing Trend For the GOP - J.C. Watts, Las Vegas Review-Journal
• The Path Out of the Wilderness - John Avlon, Politico
• Obama Must Honor Promises - Peter Singer, Houston Chronicle
• How Merrill Lynch Faltered and Fell - Gretchen Morgenson, New York Times

• Change I Can Believe In - David Brooks, New York Times
• Obama Sees 'Economic Challenge of Our Lifetime' - Candy Crowley, CNN
• Republicans' Latest Soul Search - Craig Shirley, Investor's Business Daily
• Obama's Short Coattails - Charlie Cook, National Journal
• Emanuel Will Be a Huge Asset for Obama - Kirsten Powers, New York Post
• Emanuel Pick Shows Change is State of Mind - John Kass, Chicago Tribune
• The Obama Agenda - Paul Krugman, New York Times
• First Principles - Rep. John Boehner, Washington Post
• Obama Needs a Strong Foreign Policy - Will Marshall, Wall Street Journal
• A Long Recession May Help Sports - Steven Stark, RealClearSports