Friday's Top Political Blogs

Democrats

Greg Sargent at talkingpointsmemo.com blasts the pundits at Hardball. They found another inane way to criticize Clinton. They've decided her voice is too grating and thus the campaign decided not to use it in an ad. Check out the video.

Chris Bowers blogs on Obama's closing statement before the Iowa caucus. He notices that Obama makes no compelling argument for how he will get Republicans to work with him on passing legislation. Hope won't put pressure on Republicans.

Republicans

Captain Ed follows the logic of the editors at Investors Business Daily and hopes President Bush will issue an Executive Order defunding the earmarks in the most recent spending bill. The irony kills me. President Bush and the Republican Congress (2000-06) spent like a drunken sailor and suddenly he points a finger at the Democratic Congress on overspending?

Hugh Hewitt reviews Sen. John McCain's (R., Ariz.) record in the Senate. He, and the people at the Club for Growth, lambast McCain for his wayward views over the years. The press might forget this stuff, but conservative voters won't.

Issues

John Hinderaker at powerline.com rants about a Harper's reporter who has defended jailed AP reporter, Bilal Hussein, in a recent article. Hussein has been in prison for years without trial. Hinderaker, of course, could care less about the fact that our justice system is based on the idea of innocent until proven guilty.

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