It's All About Hillary

"In a disclosure that could prove embarrassing for his sister, Anthony Rodham has stiffed his former wife, Nicole Boxer, out of $75,000 in child support, as well as $55,000 in alimony, a source close to the case said." That's Barbara Boxer's daughter.

Another one bites the dust:

"Representative Tom Tancredo, whose forceful opposition to illegal immigration vaulted him to national prominence, plans to announce he is abandoning his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential primary, a person close to the candidate said yesterday."

Why should he stay in? Most of the other Republicans now sound like Tancredo on illegal immigration.

I'm surprised these candidates don't get sick more often:

"Republican Rudy Giuliani planned to head home to New York City on Thursday after spending the night in a St. Louis hospital getting checked out for flu-like symptoms, his campaign said."

A plethora of polls to catch up on. Seems like there's one every couple of hours.

CBS has a South Carolina poll showing Huckabee leading Romney 28 to 20. Obama is essentially tied with Hillary, 35-34.

But Huckabee is the new front-runner in this Zogby poll. He leads Rudy nationally at 23-22. Romney is third at 16. Hillary leads Obama 40 to 32, but that's tight compared to a month ago.

NBC/WSJ says Mitt and Romney are tied nationally at 20, with Huckabee at 17 and McCain at 12. But here's the big news:

"The Journal/NBC poll may fuel arguments by the Obama campaign that their candidate is more broadly acceptable than Mrs. Clinton, a polarizing figure whose 44% negative rating exceeds her 42% positive mark. The poll shows Mr. Obama leading Mr. Giuliani by a larger margin than Mrs. Clinton does -- a change from early November, when the data suggested they would both fare about the same against him.

"Against Mr. Huckabee, Mr. Obama leads by 48% to 36%, while Mrs. Clinton has a narrow 46% to 44% edge."