Cue the wanking:

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is open to having coffee with former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, whose new book about the 2008 presidential campaign is stirring controversy.

“I absolutely would look forward to having coffee,” Clinton said from Singapore Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

Bangor Daily News:

“We’re not short-timers; we are here for the long haul,” [No on 1 campaign manager Jesse] Connolly told the crowd, some of whom wiped away tears as he spoke. “Whether it’s just all night and into the morning, or next week or next month or next year, we will be here. We’ll be fighting, we’ll be working. We will regroup.”

I think that's exactly right.

The Yes on 1 campaign, led by the group Stand for Marriage Maine, built its lead by winning votes in rural Maine as well as in some larger towns such as the Roman Catholic and Franco-American stronghold of Lewiston*.

"Mortgage Servicers Behaving Badly":

The New York Times has a story tonight, “Judges’ Frustration Grows With Mortgage Servicers,” which narrowly speaking, is not bad, but illustrates a frustrating propensity of the budget and time constrained MSM to fail to dig into the meaty issues behind its articles.

The piece is yet another sighting in the Servicers Behaving Badly saga. Earlier installments included Servicers Show Up in Court With No Proof That They Really Own the Mortgage, Services Go Missing in Action When Customers Try to Straighten Out Errors, and Mods? You Must Be Joking.

Today we learn Judges Try to Shame Services...

[Our stalkers are pasting this link into their comments as if asking the question in the subject line is some sort of indictment. Wev. --lambert]

Not to relitigate the primariez, but that's one lingering question I still have.

Is there a theory?