Iraq is on everyone's mind today at TPMCafe. At America Abroad, Bruce Jentleson questions the "moral responsibility" case for surge and Ivo Daalder has two thoughts about Bush's soon-to-come "old-wine-in-new-bottles Iraq strategy." In the Coffee House Jo-Ann Mort is agreeing with Todd Gitlin and Josh Marshall that it's the Administration's lack of sanity, not management skills, that have brought us to where we are in Iraq and Steve Clemons is calling for people to attend a protest against McCain and Lieberman's announcement of their surge policy. Finally, at Election Central Eric Kleefeld has a quote opposing the surge policy from none other than Oliver North and at the Democrats Discussion Table readers are discussion Murtha's efforts to defund the war.

Let me know if I missed anything good and share some wisdom with us.

Today at TPMCafe, Nathan Newman has "an honest bravo" for a newly green Wal-Mart, Ivo Daalder has thoughts on the ongoing Bush buck-passing, Reed Hundt offers Coach Gibbs as a political metaphor, Bruce Jentleson is unconvinced by the case for surge, M.J. Rosenberg is asking Why Not Gore?, and Greg Sargent has the latest on Edwards's anti-McCain rhetoric and Rudy's misplaced memo.

As always, let me know if I've missed anything good, stay caffeinated, and share some wisdom.