“This is less a focus on Democrats and more a focus on the party…it’s time to get our heads out of the clouds, out of the sand, and stop the moping,” started Michael Steele. “You might be building bridges with the Republicans, but you’re going to burn a bridge with the Democrats. You’re going to rebrand them the “Democrat Socialist Party

So, I’m really liking Double X. I do agree with Ann Friedman that these articles shouldn’t be in the girl ghetto; they should be on the front page. I enjoyed Ann Hulbert’s review of Bad Mother and Dooce’s new book, though I disagreed with most of the review. And Dana Stevens’ response was also good.I also loved Emily Bazelon’s article

“Perhaps my taste is too sophisticated to understand your intentions here…” (via @dooce)

There’s been a bit of an uproar lately about “mommyblogging” as a business. Some women who’ve been at this longer than me, and have a perspective on women blogging that I trust have said the following:Queen of Spain asked: what about community? A bright line between editorial versus advertising?