I've been going at a frantic pace both at work and at home, which explains the light posting. But I've gathered up a bunch of links in my favorites since Monday that I need to cram all into one post:

- New York voters are fine about sending Hillary back to the Senate this November, but an astonishing 6 out 10 don't support her for President?

- Ralph Peters, columnist for the NY Post, went to Iraq. He's pleased to share his first-hand experiences to tear away the myths that the MSM have created about the situation. It ain't perfect, but things are going much better than they would have you believe.

- Jonathan Gurwitz in OpinionJournal.com skewers the Angry Left in the netroots and their feeble attempts to influence elections.

So far, threats like these seem the best the Angry Left can muster. They now have a disastrous 0-17 record stretching back to 2004. The netroots leaders resemble nothing so much as World War I commanders, who after each successive setback maintained that victory was tantalizingly close, and lobbed more artillery shells and threw more troops over the top. Similarly among the netroots, the article of faith is that victory is only a matter of trying harder, upping the rhetoric and raising more money.

- And Captain Ed calls Russ Feingold "Karl Rove's Secret Weapon".

Heh.

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