618 Dartmouth students participated in a post-debate poll last night. The good news for Hillary? She topped the list of those who thought she won the debate, winning 192 votes. The bad news? Obama beat Clinton 166 to 121 when students were asked who they were going to vote for in the primary.

Least surprising headline of the day: Romney hits Dems on gay issue.

Oy. Rep. Jim Moran gets "taken to the woodshed" by Jewish constituents for his remarks about AIPAC.

Via Ben Smith, a lawsuit's been filed against Michael Bloomberg's company, Bloomberg LP, alleging sex discrimination.

John Edwards said today that he would accept public financing and challenged his two rivals, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, to do the same.

The Obama campaign moved swiftly to downplay a comment from wife Michelle that it must win Iowa.

John McCain gave a speech at the Hudson Institute today lashing out at the Democratic candidates for their "very dangerous thinking" on Iraq.

Finally, some political excitement in Wyoming.

License to Mahmoud. Richard Wager, the Republican challenger to freshman Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand in New York's 20th Congressional District, takes a poke at Governor Spitzer's new plan.

Bush Whacker: Dan Rather left open the possibility of calling both Bushes (41 and 43) as witnesses in his $70 million law suit against CBS News. Courage.