I know you can show me.

Looks like Southerners can sing, and Mormons can dance. Catholic Midwesterners, go forth and find your reality show!

Very little word on Steve Centanni and his cameraman, but Spruiell heard Shep say they’re okay. Let’s hope so.

I missed this scare. Man, and I do so hate to disappoint the World o’ Crap kids.

You should always, always, always read Michael Barone. Because he knows stuff, and lots of it.

Dang, Gina! Mirengoff and Hinderaker burn Anna Diggs Taylor, and the WaPo agrees with them.

“I Survived Katrina News Coverage,” The Column

Hawkins interviews Chuck Blasdel, a House candidate in Ohio, running for a seat held by Democrat Ted Strickland. He’s also Rightroots-endorsed, so go plunk some change in his jar. (Um, that’s Blasdel, not Hawkins, though I’m sure Hawkins wouldn’t mind a contribution.)

The Real Ugly American gets really interviewed by the bloggers at Basil’s. (For extra credit, try explaining that sentence to someone who doesn’t read blogs.)

Have you been playing the game I taught you? It’s so much fun already.

Here’s another way to play. Some sneaky Senator has put a double-super-secret hold on Coburn/Obama legislation that would require the government to create a database (much like the Porkbusters one) for how it spends our money. The database is a good thing. The secret hold is a bad thing. So, we’re sniffing out the sneaky Senator. Call and ask if your Senator is he’s the perpetrator.

Also, is Porkbusters just a Republican conspiracy against social spending? Ain’t it always?

Have you listened to the Townhall Weekend Journal? It’s a compilation of great talk radio from the week, hosted by Hugh. That is, if you’ve been derelict in your duty to listen to him for three hours a day and need to catch up.

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