BIG SPENDER: Jim Kuhnhenn, AP: "Republican Rudy Giuliani spent $13 million between July and September, his biggest spending quarter yet and far more than his newest rival, Fred Thompson, spent over the summer." PARTY POOPER: Jose Antonio Vargas, The Washington Post: "Unlike the rest of the presidential field, Paul has consistently improved on his money haul, taking in $640,000 in the first quarter, $2.4 million in the second and $5.1 million two weeks ago. At least two-thirds of the donations, his aides say, came from the Internet. New Hampshire gave the most money per capita." ENERGY RUSH: Rick Pearson, Chicago Tribune: "'On the front end at least, when you set up a cap, that is going to increase the costs, the production costs of electricity, for these companies. What will they do? They are going to pass them on to you,' Obama said. 'And so, I hope everybody understands, if we are serious about dealing with global warming, there is going to be a spike in the unit costs of electricity.'" REAGAN'S MANTLE PART I: Aaron Blake, The Hill: "Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) on Saturday questioned former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's (R) assertion that Romney represents the "Republican wing of the Republican Party," continuing a multi-candidate argument over who is the true conservative in the Republican presidential field." REAGAN'S MANTLE PART II: Liz Sidoti, AP: "Republican presidential contender Fred Thompson swipes at GOP rival Rudy Giuliani in a speech he plans to give Monday night on the former New York mayor's home turf. ... 'With me, what you see is what you get. I was a proud conservative yesterday, I remain one today, and I will be one tomorrow,' Thompson says." --Ben Crair