"The rules of political engagement have changed, and progressives had best observe the planful discipline that has brought right-wing conservatives to such powerful heights," writes Joe Bevilacqua. "The ladder of these heights was built, rung by rung, through the efforts of non-profit organizations. ... In a slow and calculated manner over the last 30 years, the Right has built a solid organization that is only now reaping the fruits of its labors in the form of unprecedented governmental, corporate and media control. The Left has sat quietly, letting it happen."

The Bush administration has gone into full spin mode and Tony Blair is battling to save his political life, reports Jake Tapper, as charges mount that they lied their way into war.

The Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) announced the winners of its top award, the Silver Anvil. The Best of Silver Anvil award went to co-winners the U.S. Postal Service and the Presidents Council of State Universities of Michigan. U.S. Postal Service with Burson-Marsteller won for their campaign to restore public trust and confidence in the U.S.