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... (the post by Erick Erickson of RedState has a hilariously-incompetent title, so visit that one last if you need a laugh). And, yes, I've written similar posts before and there's also these. I'm pointing out a problem that needs to be acknowledged and dealt with; those Romney supporters who delude themselves about the problem aren't doing themselves any favors. And, in case anyone is wondering, I...

... Glenn Reynolds' Instapundit * Redstate (checked: front page, recommended diaries, and California sections and Moe Lane's diary) * Daily Caller (checked: front page, US, and Politics sections) * Pajamas Media (checked: front page) * HotAir * Patterico * Just One Minute * Andrew Breitbart's Big Government, Big Journalism (which doesn't even have an immigration category!), breitbart.tv or breitbart...

A few days ago, Chicago Sun Times movie critic Roger Ebert responded to the incident where American flag-wearing high school students were asked to leave school on Cinco de Mayo. Ebert tweeted, "Kids who wear American Flag t-shirts on 5 May should have to share a lunchroom table with those who wear a hammer and sickle on 4 July."

... from Moe Lane (affiliated with RedState) [2] featuring Democratic Rep. Alan Grayson pushing the camera of someone who tried to ask him a question. There are two main aspects to this story: Grayson's actions, and the continuing stupidity of the Instapundit/RedState axis. On the video, the cameraman keeps saying, "can I ask you a question" as Grayson is walking along what appears to be a public...

On Friday, RedState front-paged the Brian Johnson article "Conservative Immigration Reform is Right Next to Unicorns and Leprechauns" [1]. At first you might think he's just some random libertarian loon, until you see the article in its original location at the "Alliance for Worker Freedom" [2]. Scrolling to the bottom, you see that AWF is a member of the H2B Workforce Coalition and the Essential...

Under the Senate version of the stimulus plan, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights may get up to $90 million for helping with the switch from analog to digital television.

... make a habit of never visiting RedState, but that's the only two possibilities I can think of. And, one would think that if they had outreached to "liberal" sites they would have posted about that; I doubt whether DailyKos has been allowing Karl Rove to post a diary there under his own name. Note also that the White House has been "posting defenses", which might imply that they've been posting...

... (DailyKos) and Michael Krempasky (RedState) have sent a letter (dailykos . com/story/2006/3/9/9134/22058) to Congress urging them to support H.R. 1606, the Online Freedom of Speech Act. Just as a small bit of irony, back in 2003 I was banned from leaving comments at DailyKos, after I pointed out that Kos' source wasn't what he implied it was. And, a couple days ago I appear to have been banned...