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Momentum appears to be building toward a bipartisan anti-surge resolution in the Senate. Yet given Joe Lieberman's support for the surge, a resolution backed by fewer than ten Republicans probably can't overcome a fillibuster.
Meanwhile, Daniel Larison explains why paleoconservatives shouldn't get too excited about Chuck Hagel.
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