Daily Links (August 20, 2007)

Today’s notable reads…

• Someone used an Obama computer to make a weird change on Wikipedia. [The Caucus]
• Fred Thompson had to clarify his position on gay marriage, as he tries to push his federalist message. [Marc Ambinder]
• Domenico Montanaro goes over the reverse psychology possibilities on what Rove said on Clinton. [First Read]
• Bob Kerrey might run for Senate if Chuck Hagel does not. [The Caucus]
• Tom Tancredo vowed in the notes here to campaign through to 2008. [Denver Post]
• Giuliani is barely leading in Oregon, but compared to a few months ago, his support has “fallen off a cliff.” and is down almost 20 points. [Oregon Live]