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U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar (D-Denver) told CNN Friday that he didn't think Sarah Palin would help the Republican ticket pick up Hillary Clinton supporters.

"What's going to happen here is that desire to change that Hillary Clinton has helped bring about will ultimately lead to [an Obama]-Biden win in November. I don't think it changes the dynamics," Salazar said to CNN.

Today the Inside Edge is proud to give out our first ever Gordon J. Humphrey award to former State Senator and former acting Treasurer Mark Hillman.

The award is named after former U.S. Sen. Gordon Humphrey from New Hampshire because Humphrey was once named the dumbest Senator in the U.S. Senate by Washingtonian magazine; and to dispel any doubt as to whether he was the dumbest Senator or not, Humphrey promptly called a news conference in order to deny that he was, in fact, the dumbest U.S. Senator.

Ouch.

Don't forget to vote in this week's Cartoon Caption Contest. The deadline is this Friday at noon.

“Yeah, Hillman took his 30 pieces of silver,” said one GOP official. “But the difference between he and Judas is that at least Judas had the good sense to hang himself. Hillman acts like he deserves a promotion.”

One of Colorado’s most conservative legislators is asking delegates to the Colorado Republican assembly to pick him as the next Republican National Committeeman to succeed outgoing RNC stand-in Bob Schaffer who is running for US Senate. The question is: why? 

When the Republican National Committee went on a buying spree of Web site domain names, they didn't discount the possibility that U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar (D-Colo.) would be Hillary Clinton's running mate on the '08 Democratic ticket.  read more »