Read our Nancy’s End, Marco’s Rise symposium. It includes electoral assessments from James Pethokoukis, “David Kahane,” Gary Andres, James Pinkerton, Doug Schoen, Brian Brown, Henry Olsen, yours truly, and more.

My winner, by the way, gets further bolstering by the aforementioned “Pillars“:

The biggest winner Tuesday night was human dignity. The health-care debate and legislation were an affront to human life and dignity, individual responsibility, and truth — a manipulative mess of a debate and dangerous reality. Republicans took the House Tuesday night having promised to pass a universal, permanent Hyde Amendment — an across-the-board prohibition on taxpayer funding of abortion. (This is a plan you don’t have to want to overturnRoe v. Wade to get behind.) Thank John Boehner for that. Thank co-sponsors Chris Smith and Democrat Dan Lipinski for that. It was a big win for life, and one that defies the idea thatsocial issues are irrelevant. Congratulations, too, to groups like the Susan B. Anthony List, Americans United for Life, and the National Right to Life Committee for holding “pro-life” congressmen who voted for the health-care legislation accountable.