Campaign roundup: How do you ignore the biggest political story of the day?

You're an editor for a metropolitan daily. Which story do you put on the front page: Jeff Perry and the strip search or Barney Frank lending his campaign some money? If you're the Herald, you go with the latter (don't forget to throw in some stuff about how Frank is "panic stricken") and ignore the former (save for a Margery Egan column declaring Perry is a cretin).

Wicked Local covers a debate between Mike Rush and Brad Williams, running to replace Marian Walsh in the Suffolk and Norfolk state senate seat. NorthEndWaterfront.com interviews Frank Addivinola, Jr., the Republican running against incumbent state Sen. Anthony Petruccelli in the 1stSuffolk Middlesex district.

The Globe covers a gubernatorial forum on senior issues. The Herald calls Richard Tisei a flip flopper because of a vote he cast ten years ago. The Globe reports Tim Cahill soldiers on.

John Edward makes the case for a "No" vote on Question 2, which would repeal the state law that tries to get towns to allow affordable-housing projects.

Punditocracy: Joan Vennochi says anybody who votes for Perry is a cretin.