Here’s a look at what’s happening around the blogosphere.
Note to Stuart: Prayer is a good way to relieve boredom. Just sayin’…
The Passionist Nuns are praying for our nation. You are invited to join them, and if you are close to the monastery, you can do so in person.
Sultan Knish: Saudi Arabia is becoming more indefensible by the day.
If you want to know stuff about Israel and politics, you have to read Israel Matzav.
Pajamas Media: Elie Wiesel says to Barack Obama, “Israel cannot not remember.”
The Other McCain: Stacy McCain opines on Newt and Delaware…and campaign debt. You should probably read that.
Andrew Malcolm suggests that John Edwards work in a Haitian refugee camp. I’m not sure that would work as a political resurrection strategy, but I’m sure the Haitian refugees would appreciate it very much…depending on what kind of work we’re talking about here.
Breitbart: A “senior State Department official” has just given me a monstrous headache.
Daily Caller: Bill Clinton is fundraising for Democratic Senators, but not for Obama? Hmmm.
The Powers That Be: I have never used contraception because I think it’s morally wrong, but…do right wingers who claimed Rick Santorum might ban contraception now also believe that Mitt Romney will ban alcohol? It’s a fair question, right? Corona with lime, please, but I’ll pass on the contraception because THAT’S evil.
Huffington Post offers some clues about how Wall Street buys elections. Apparently, as a conservative, I’m not supposed to care and yet…I do. I prefer that everyone have an equal voice in our elections. Call me American. I’m just peculiar that way, I guess.
Gateway Pundit: Ever wonder why Nancy Pelosi likes to spread the wealth around? Your question is answered in She’s the Boss: The Disturbing Truth About Nancy Pelosi
Legal Insurrection: The Occupy Unmasked trailer is an attention-grabber, for sure.
Matt Lewis: Have you noticed that Mitt Romney and Barack Obama have a lot in common?
NewsBusters: Apparently, Chris Matthews believes strongly in recycling.
Tipsheet: Boehners says Republicans could lose the House.
