Lunchtime Links

Sandra Day O’Connor is “disappointed” that her successors are dismantling her work.

A libertarian tycoon takes credit for launching one of the key organizations of the Tea Party movement.

Don Imus returns to TV and feels at home with Fox.

Al Qaeda appears to be struggling.

Jim Jones shoots down McCain’s charge of playing politics.

A new coalition of civil rights groups is pushing for universal health care.

Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) says the Wall Street bailout was a success.

A Pew study finds that the media neglected ordinary people when reporting on the financial crisis.

Looks like Henry Paulson misled the public about the state of the financial system.