Roundup: Arizona boycott may end
* The Arizona boycott may end now that an injunction has stopped major parts of the immigration enforcement law, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
* The Lez Get Real blog has accused gay-rights activist Dan Choi of using activism for profit by collecting thousands of dollars in speaking fees.
* Tea Party Caucus leader Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) has upset some tea partyers by backing the incumbent lawmaker in a Missouri Congressional race, the Minnesota Star Tribune reports.
* New York's tea partyers have actively recruited immigrants and appear more diverse than the national perception of the movement, according to the New York Press .
-- Ambreen Ali, Congress.org
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