Slowest Monday for political news in a good while, at least so far. Coupla polls, coupla dumb quotes. Some good analysis, which I’ll probably be commenting on further. Here’s what I’ve got in the way of mid-day news bites:
* Poll for Family Research Council shows Akin edging ahead of McCaskill. Caveat emptor!
* True the Vote’s “nonpartisanship” pretty threadbare, reports Abby Rapoport at TAP.
* In least surprising news of day, Koch Industries sends out letter to employees saying many of them will lose their jobs if Obama re-elected.
* RCP’s Scott Conroy discusses Romney’s problems with a town hall debate format.
* At TNR, Bill Galston says relentless focus on Wisconsin may be Romney’s best bet for win.
And in non-political news:
* Rollings Stones planning 50th anniversary tour. Lord have mercy.
Back in just a bit.
