Over on the home page, Jim Geraghty looks at “the beauty of Alvin Greene.” Democrats, however, don’t see much beauty in Greene’s Democratic Senate primary win last week in South Carolina. Over the weekend, Rep. Jim Clyburn (D., S.C.) and David Axelrod fretted about Greene on the Sunday talk-shows Now, Vic Rawl, the man Greene beat, is lodging a formal protest. On Thursday, Rawl will present his case to the state-party committee. According to Politico, Greene, “who has resisted the state party chair’s calls to step down, will also have an opportunity to defend his campaign and the outcome.” Fireworks expected.

Remember, though, this isn’t about Greene:

During his statement, Rawl also delivered a message to Greene . . . “Let me make something clear. Like all of you, I am aware of the controversies surrounding Mr. Greene. This protest is not about him either. I would like to speak directly to Mr. Greene and say, ‘Sir, this is not about you, and it’s not about me. I wish you and your family nothing but the best in the weeks and months ahead,’” he said.

Sure.