Quick '08 Update

- GOP candidates have turned down an invitation to speak at a National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) conference in Orlando. Nearly all of the Democratic candidates have accepted.

- AdAge has more about how CNN plans to integrate YouTube into is next debate. Anderson Cooper gave this bit of advice on what to expect from the debate format: "I'm going to host it, but, basically, it is going to be your questions and your YouTube videos the candidates are going to have to sit through and watch. So make them creative."

- Sam Brownback issued a response to Speaker Pelosi's remarks on embryonic stem-cell research

- Chris Dodd released two new ads: "Split" and "Amazing Grace" (He also released a statement about his participation in the Univision debate)

- Rudy Giuliani, speaking in Bedford, NH, presented his agenda for the future. In it, he laid out 12 commitments to the American people.

- Dennis Kucinich released his ad, entitled "No More Blood For Oil"

- Hillary Clinton received the endorsement of Florida Rep. Kendrick Meek today.

- Judge Andrew Napolitano called Ron Paul the "Thomas Jefferson of our time" in this video.

- FYI: Tom Tancredo goes to Master Cuts to get his hair cut.

- (via PrezVid) Bill Richardson walked a day in the shoes of SEIU member Mark Fitzgerald. Check it out below:

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