From just one WaPo article, I find that:

- McCain and Romney are in Michigan, fighting each other over who can do more damage to our environment in order to win the hearts, minds and votes of republican voters.

“Look at Washington. What have they done to help the domestic auto industry?” Romney said on CNN on Sunday, citing congressional pressure to improve gas mileage and reduce emissions. “Look, you can’t keep on throwing anvils at Michigan and the auto industry and then say, how come they are not swimming well?”
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McCain repeated an allegation he first made Saturday that Romney supported a tax increase on sport-utility vehicles. “I would not support a tax increase on SUVs,” McCain said.

- Huckabee and Giuliani are duking it out in South Carolina and Florida, respectively, sucking up to the “God’s chosen” crowd. What better way is there to garner more votes and win the presidency than taking your foot and mashing separation of church and state into the ground?

Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee spent Sunday in South Carolina, where he is counting on another victory fueled by support from the state’s evangelical community. He preached at the 2,500-person First Baptist North Spartanburg. Former New York mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani campaigned at the El Rey Jesus church in Miami.

And just a side note and not germane to this post, but, anyone seen Fred lately?