10 March 2008
Anti-Link Roundup
Ok, not really anti-link, but stories that people on other conservative blogs are talking about and which I have little interest in commenting on (and why, heh). I should mention that there's nothing wrong with covering these, it's just not my cuppa tea, ya know?
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- The whole Spitzer story. I started at Hot Air, but could have done it at Patterico's, Ace's, The Jawa Report, or LGF, among others. I didn't care when President Clinton got caught, just that he lied about it under oath. I agree with aphrael, enough is enough. If you're interested, there's plenty out there without my $0.02 worth.
- Via Allah, President Bush singing. Just like the dancing in Saudi Arabia, this type of political crap bores me. I understand that it's good for relations with whoever... that's why I'll never go into politics. I don't want good relations (except online of course, heh).
- There are so many manufactured controversies by this Democratic House and Senate that it's a wonder it still makes even the MSM headlines (no, not really. A lawsuit over a contempt citation from a subpoena about a legal function of the Executive Branch... feh. Add in baseball, drinking water, and 99 bajillion other red herrings and you have "the most ethical Congress ever".
- DRJ at Patterico's think her Word of the Day post is bad... I kind of liked it. I wouldn't touch this one though. Just sayin'
- California nanny-statism profiled over at Patterico's (I know, but I spent a lot of time over there yesterday and today on the Balko post which is definitely worth reading!! So, technically not part of this post... but go anyway, heh)
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