Over on the home page, it’s Tea Party vs. Tea Party:

At first blush, Mike Lee and Tim Bridgewater have a lot in common. Both are graduates of Brigham Young University, both are self-described tea-party conservatives, and both beat three-term senator Bob Bennett at last month’s Republican convention. During their final debate, they even agreed that soccer is boring. So, it’s unsurprising that when it comes to policy, they both admit in interviews with National Review Online that there is little difference between them. Their similarities, however, have only led to tension between the pair.

Utah Republicans head to the polls today. Reid Wilson argues that the primary is Chamber vs. Tea Party:

Businessman Tim Bridgewater has support from the Chamber of Commerce, while attorney Mike Lee is a Tea Party favorite. The last time the 2 groups clashed, in KY over Rand Paul (R-Tea Party) and Trey Grayson (R-Chamber), Tea Partiers came out ahead. Polls here show divergent results.

Will Sen. Jim DeMint’s support help Mike Lee? DeMint’s PAC has spent more than $75,000 on the race and bundled more than $100,000 for the candidate. Bridgewater tells us that he’s very unhappy about DeMint’s role:

Bridgewater doesn’t hide that he has little love for the Palmetto State senator. “It will take me a long time before I feel comfortable working with him,” he says. “If I’m elected, there are going to be some problems that will need to be reconciled. I don’t know what Jim DeMint’s underlying agenda is, and I’m not happy with his involvement in this race. It’s fine for him to endorse, but for him to run attack ads against me is uncalled for. . . . An outsider like Jim DeMint ought to focus on his own state.” If he makes it to the upper chamber, Bridgewater says he’ll want to work closely with Sen. Tom Coburn (R., Okla.) and Sen. Jon Kyl (R., Ariz.), among others.

More here.