No Runny Eggs

Yes, I’ve been very negligent with this, but I proved the last time I did this it takes a very long time nowadays…

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• No Compromises found out the Obamination Censorship Cabal extends to BlogTalkRadio.
• Stephen Green predicts they’ll come for this end of the blogosphere next.
• Brian C. Anderson outlines the plan of the Obamination Censorship Cabal.
• Fred exposes the indoctrination into the ObamiNation that is already taking place in middle schools. That’s right; they’re already prepping the battlefield to protect The Missiah in 2012.
• Matt Wolking explores the rabbit hole that is the Obama/ACORN connection. I don’t think he’s hit the bottom of it yet.
• Maggie Thurber reports that a RICO action has been filed against ACORN in Ohio.
• Mary Katharine Ham has what really happened (or more-precisely, didn’t happen) in Wilmington, North Carolina yesterday. Of course, because the LameStreamMedia has a vested interest in getting their man in the Oval Office, reality doesn’t matter to them.
• Brian Fraley has the top 4 reasons the Democrats are pushing early voting.
• Hugh Hewitt suggests a few questions for Barack Obama in tomorrow’s debate (which I will be either liveblogging or drunkblogging; I haven’t decided which direction to take yet).
• Matt Lewis notes that federal judges are the unspoken 8,000-pound hippo in the room.
• Nick Schweitzer explains why John McCain (and by extension, the Republican Party) is losing this election – lack of market differentiation.
• Eric is tired of caring more about winning the White House than McCain.
• Jim Geraghty wonders where the purple-finger legislation is. After all, it works in places like Iraq and Afghanistan.
• Stephan Tawney reports that ACORN is 2,100 for 2,100 in Indiana – not one of the voter registrations they turned in and were checked were legitimate.
• Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that a third person has now been criminally charged in the growing voter registration scandal here in Milwaukee. No word on whether the Government “Accountability” Board (a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin) will reverse its decision to not check or allow to be checked mail-in and third-party voter registration forms turned in between January 1, 2006 and August 6, 2008.
• Peter has the Obama Alphabet.
• RightwingSparkle has the very first thing that Obama will sign as President – cement abortion on demand by every method out there.
• John Hawkins has the oh-so-tolerant violent Left in quotes.
• Erick Erickson caught a Democrat candidate for Congress saying that America is the greatest evil in the world.
• Michael Yon explains Afghanistan. I have but three words – Read. It. All.
• Michael Turk explains the Obama tax “cut”. It’s the final step in getting half of Americans to see the federal government as an ATM linked to the other half. Now, what was that about a democracy ceasing to exist once that happens?
• For those that would rather have it in picture form, Tom McMahon pictures that for you. Somehow, I doubt the teachers will be satisified with that dime.
• JammieWearingFool blows the Obamination defense of ACORN out of the water. Then again, they do have a point that we’re trying to get the fraudulent vote out of the system.
• Speaking of fraud, Michelle Malkin found the Obama campaign benefiting from credit card fraud.
• Conservative Belle pictures the currency as it is now.
• Christian Schneider reminds us to get out of the Presidential Pool. Yes, I am serious, and don’t call me Shirley – in Wisconsin, one cannot vote if one gambles on the results of an election.
• Since tonight is Drinking Right-Milwaukee, and because I need a kicker, crystalclearconservative has a reason to drink – white wine has the same cardiac benefits as red wine. My question; if beer has some, if fewer cardiac benefits as wine, shouldn’t hard liquor have more?

I could go the rest of the afternoon, but I do have a good campaign ad from Paul Ryan to convert to YouTube format and post and Drinking Right to attend.