Abbreviated Pundit Round-Up

Your one stop pundit shop.

David Broder sobs, Barack, please, don't give up on bipartisanship.

David Ignatius points out that the media treated President Obama's signing of the stimulus bill like a sporting event, obsessing over the political box score:

Did President Obama have a good day Tuesday when he signed the stimulus bill? You bet he did. But the point that weirdly seems to get relatively little attention is that it was a good day for millions of Americans who are getting hammered by the recession.

Gail Collins wonders whether being in the Senate, state or federal, actually is hell.

Nicolas Kristof has all the hot gossip about George Clooney.

Karl Rove is concerned about the "growing sense" that the Obama administration doesn't know what in the heck it is doing.

Daniel Henninger is still complaining about the stimulus.

Rich Lowry calls the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act a tainted victory for President Obama.

John Kass throws in his .02 about the Burris fiasco.

George Curry explains how the GOP lost the Black vote and says:

Republicans just don't get it. When it comes to the black vote, the party is over for the party of Lincoln.