Catching Up

This morning's Blogger breakdown put me behind in my posting duties, so to quickly catch up, here are the stories I was looking at and couldn't post while waiting for the service to return:

• Howard Kurtz has a good profile on White House Press Secretary Tony Snow. Snow is probably the best hire Bush has made in years.
• YouTube censors the David Zucker anti-Dem movie previously mentioned here in this post. I noticed that when I tried to go back and view the movie a second time, I got a warning message that the movie contained "objectionable material" and had to register with the site and certify that I was 18 years old to view it. Other conservative videos have been likewise censured. Meanwhile the video clip showing the assassination of President Bush can be viewed without any such restrictions. Go figure.
• Madonna adopts African boy. African kids are becoming the hot fashion accessory among rich celebrity white women.
• The gang that couldn't slander straight. Ned Lamont's supporters stumble badly when accusing Joe Lieberman of falsifying his civil rights past. No wonder Lamont is down 13 points.
• Blatant voter fraud in St. Louis, including registrations for dead people and teenagers. It's the only way the Dems can win, folks.
• Momma Moonbat says she's a finalist for the Nobel Peace Prize. Given the anti-Bush leanings of the Nobel committee, she'll probably get it.

Wow, that was fun! Now I know why John posts this way every day.