Is it really time for a climate change bill when it’s getting so cold outside?

President McCain sure is making a lot of appearances on the Sunday shows.

A House GOP aide tells TPMDC that Republicans wanting to use the AHIP report against health care reform had first better “double-check to see how much money they’ve received from the industry.”

I want to flag your attention to something. There’s a percolating story down in Texas about Gov. Perry (R) and the possible execution of an innocent man. There appears to be real question whether Cameron Todd Willingham was wrongly executed for an alleged murder by arson in 1991. Perry had no direct connection to the case. But he did sign the death warrant in 2004. And now he seems to be trying to scuttle an investigation that might have shown he’d signed off on the execution of an innocent man. Here’s our report on the latest developments.

Common Cause probably isn’t feeling it for the New Jersey’s governor’s race. When asked whether he thinks Chris Christie is fat, Gov. Corzine responded: “Am I bald?”

Health insurance lobby spokesman tells Fox News there are some things his group and the Senate Finance Committee can agree on: namely, mandates that will force millions of people to buy their insurance.

Criticizing Barack Obama in her boffo screed against the Nobel award, it’s sort of telling that Liz Cheney criticized President Obama’s method of “ruling” the United States.

The theory of the unitary executive isn’t just a talking point; it’s almost in the genes.

Scenes from yesterday’s gay rights march in Washington, DC …

A senior administration official tells TPMDC that AHIP is “up to its old tricks.” In a meeting last week, Karen Ignagni, AHIP’s president and CEO, told White House officials her group was was working on a report but was “a ways away from having anything they were going to put out,” the administration source tells TPMDC. The White House was not tipped off to the report before it dropped late last night.

Admittedly, competition is fierce these days in the right-wing freak-show/hyperbole derby. But it caught even our attention when we saw a prominent figure from the online right comparing Linda Douglass, the Obama administration’s fairly mild-mannered spokesperson on health care policy to Joseph Goebbels.