Late-night reading

I've been racking my brain this weekend, trying to imagine some interesting new ways to describe the same old list of missteps, lies, and crimes of our Ruling Party to no avail. How many different ways, I wonder, can we present the same things, can we ask the same set of deliberately unanswered questions before madness takes hold?!

I sometimes feel that all of us in the blogosphere could simply post, "FOR THOUGHTS ON WHAT'S RELEVANT TODAY, PLEASE JUMP TO ARCHIVES" on any given day and be perfectly current and accurate. Good God, the list never ends - in fact, it only grows longer by the hour.

So while I struggle to regain contact with my inner originality, be sure to check out these thought-provoking articles from around the web:

UpdateAmerica/604 on the U.S. double standard toward Israel and Hamas.

firedoglake on what Quailgate tells us about the gulf between President and Veep.

The Enigmatic Paradox takes a critical look at anti-earmark crusader John McCain's own slice of prized pork.

Professor Gene Gerard decries the similarities between the U.S. and Iran when it comes to denying basic human rights to the gay community.

MacDonald's Animal Farm reports on "open debate" at Conservative blog sites.

And Three Wise Men righteously complains that the Press and the People have allowed themselves to be convinced that the Abramoff scandal affects both R's and D's equally, when nothing could be further from the truth.

Oh, and if you've seen my mind lying around anywhere, please contact me through this site! Thanks.