So you don't have to - Roland Hedley (Doonesbury)
Big NBA game tonight - Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.)
Md. Gov. O'Malley outed as a Trekkie - Ana Marie Cox (Air America)
Chairing three hearings this week - Rep. George Miller (D-Calif.)
At weekly GOP lunch - Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.)
A victory for every American consumer - Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.)
No time to play politics - Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-Maine)
Regs will add to car price - Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio)
Dreamt of John Roberts - Stephen Colbert
Thanks, Congress! - Erick Erickson (RedState)

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) hinted at how he spent his morning on Twitter:

just did 45 minute interview with Molly, Jared and Bob from The Hill...

Stay tuned to TheHill.com, and be sure to pick up this week's print editions...

Rep. Michael Burgess (R-Texas) has many complaints about the Waxman-Markey climate change legislation, not least of which has been this week's markup of the bill.

Burgess made his dissatisfaction clear Tuesday, tweeting from committee:

We are in the process of "marking-up" the Waxman/Markey climate change bill.

A lot of confusion over the correct way to offer an amendment.

We are being excluded from offering new amenments.

Now we have to wait 2 hour notification requirement.

We are stalled while everyone tries to determine how long their amendments have been at the desk.

Not a well run process.

SEIU President Andy Stern took in Bruce Springsteen's concert last night at the Verizon Center after a long day of "Working on a Dream."

Stern's dream, of course, is passing the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), which he tweeted about lobbying senators on the union legislation yesterday:

At Springsteen Concert. Lots of fundraisers in box. Good free choice meetings with key Senators today

CBS's Mark Knoller has a recent celeb siting at the White House.

Celeb sighting at the WH. former James Bond Pierce Brosnan just walked into the West Wing - for a meeting on the preservation of whales.

Prepare to groan - but some members of the press were both shaken and stirred by Pierce Brosnan's unexplected appearance.

Perhaps never before has a journalist at such an austere institution as the New York Times been excited about such a pedestrian piece of pop culture.

Until now.

The Times's Jodi Kantor, a former arts editor turned political journalist, tweeted Tuesday:

Superexcited for Glee http://bit.ly/GcbZn

Glee is the upcoming teen comedrama on Fox featuring the exploits of high school glee club members. Watch the trailer below:

Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) took to his newly-founded Twitter page to go after state Democrats who stalled a budget agreement last night.

The Democratic-controlled legislature passed several budgets vetoed by Pawlenty because they contained tax cuts, leading to a protracted fight to pass a constitutionally-mandated balanced budget.

Observers have said the budget battle is key to Pawlenty's political future -- both in the state and nationally.

With that in mind, Pawlenty tweeted Tuesday:

DFL #mnleg failed to enact balanced budget or any reforms. Now flying around state to brag about it. What color is the sky in their world?

ABC's Jake Tapper has a colorful way of expressing his pessimism about peace in the MiddleE ast:

i dont mean to be a naysayer but @markosm and @michellemalkin will marry before theres peace in the middle east

Actually, I'm quite certain peace in the Middle East is more likely.

No, not those boxers.

Perry was excited about working out this morning with a pair of prize fighters, tweeting:

http://twitpic.com/5fyul Jesus Chavez & Paul C after the Mon. group run, engaged in boxing workout, this will make you appreciate boxers!!!