A Pro-Choice GOP? [Ramesh Ponnuru, The Corner]: "There have always been a substantial number of Republican primary voters who are pro-choice, and there have always been a substantial number of Republican primary voters who are pro-life but do not consider abortion one of their top issues. So I think it was always possible, under the right circumstances, for a pro-choice candidate to do well in the Republican primaries." Who Could It Be? [Andrew Sullivan, The Atlantic]: "There is only one person who can rescue Republican fundraising, reunite the party, rally the base and win the presidency for the GOP. And you know who she is." Lazy Ol' Fred [Blake Dvorak, Real Clear Politics]: "I'm not saying these stories wondering why Fred Thompson isn't campaigning harder are fair, but the campaign should know that there's a, shall we say, notion floating around out there that their guy just isn't a workaholic." Gotta Be Mitt [Josh Marshall, Talking Points Memo]: "At this point, on the Republican side, what really has me interested is Romney's effort to check Rudy on the evangelical front and make himself the candidate around whom religious right voters must coalesce in order to deny Giuliani the nomination." --Josh Patashnik