Some morning reads

1. A blog, "Editor's Cut," for The Nation: "Redefining bipartisanship at a time when the GOP has become a male, pale and stale party committed to deficit demagoguery and fearmongering is the common sense and, I'd even argue, pragmatic course."  Why Obama should focus on rallying Democratic support to pass sweeping reforms.
2. E.J. Dionne, who appeared on Meet the Press yesterday, claims that Obama does not need to offer an unforgivingly detailed health reform proposal but does need "an iron will" to enact real reform.  Dionne articulates the challenges and solutions. 
3. Outlining the prospects of the climate bill, having passed the House on Friday, successfully pushing through the Senate, the political hurdles abound.
4. As Ahmadinejad consolidates his power, Moussavi faces important decisions and challenges.  The Washington Post reports from Tehran.
5. Is yesterday's guest Governor Mitt Romney posed for a 2012 run?  Politico suggests that he is.