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7:35 PM, Feb 9, 2010 • By JOHN MCCORMACK

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Three Democrats join Senate Republicans, including Scott Brown, to filibuster Obama Labor nominee Craig Becker.

Reihan Salam: the Democrats really haven't compromised with the GOP on health care.

Wall Street Journal on the fight for Murtha's seat.

Anne Appelbaum: Ukraine's democratic evolution on hold, for now

Jennifer Rubin: Scandal in the Florida GOP establishment hurts Crist.

Bond: Brennan "needs to go."

It's not too late to celebrate Matt Labash Day--buy a copy of Fly Fishing With Darth Vader: And Other Adventures With Evangelical Wrestlers, Political Hitmen, and Jewish Cowboys.

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