The Web & Campaigns

Look for the internet to play a much larger role in the next presidential election. Savvy candidates will use it for more than fund-raising (a la Howard Dean). They'll be using to build affinity, cultivate relationships, and get out the vote.

This recent post on Hugh Hewitt's site shows that John McCain is certainly thinking this way.

Thanks. We needed that.

For any God-and-country folks who are considering sitting out the fall elections because they're miffed at Congress or the President about immigration or gas prices or whatever. . . read this blog post by Stanly Kurtz before you settle into the Barcalounger. (National Review Online's "The Corner" blog)

A Point of No Return

Bracing, sobering stuff from Thomas Sowell. (Warning: Not a mood-enhancing read. Not "the feel-good column of the season.")

Muslim Fun Day Cancelled

Believe it or not, "Muslin Fun Day" was cancelled at a theme park in Great Britain due to a lack of ticket sales. Apparently, the Muslims aren't all fun and games after all.

Read the article.

No Fair

Even in a drunken, anti-semitic stupor, Mel Gibson takes a better picture than I do. His mug shot photo looks tons better than my driver's license.