We covered a fair amount of ground over the weekend. Here’s a quick overview of what you may have missed.
On Sunday, we talked about:
* The more Americans are frustrated by Wall Street’s excesses, the better it will be for the Democrats’ 2012 strategy.
* Republicans were wrong about DADT repeal. How about some accountability?
* Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) is Congress’ most moderate Republican. That’s not saying much.
* The Obama administration’s scrapping of the CLASS Act may have been mildly embarrassing, but it was also an example of good governance.
* How much does Rush Limbaugh hate President Obama? Enough to side with Ugandan terrorists and broadcast their propaganda.
And on Saturday, we talked about:
* A growing number of seasoned DC veterans believe our political system is struggling badly with “the basic functions of government.” It’s time for Americans to care.
* Herman Cain claims to be running for president, but his public schedule suggests otherwise.
* The more Anita Perry weighs in on the presidential campaign, the less it helps her husband, Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
* When President Obama takes a victory lap in Michigan, it’s well deserved — his policy rescued the American automotive industry.
* It looked like Sen. Scott Brown’s (R-Mass.) plagiarism problem would be an embarrassing one-day story. It’s actually proving to be a little worse than that.
* And in “This Week in God,” we talked about, among other things, a breakthrough indictment against a Kansas City bishop, who’s now facing criminal charges after allegedly looking the other way after one of his priests targeted children for sexual abuse.
