“Bloggers for Sarah Palin” Links, Part Final

There are lots of worthy blogs on the "Bloggers for Sarah Palin" blogroll, but I've featured 9 already on TIN, and the list below adds 5 more. I want to move on to another blogroll at least, though: some of the content has gotten really repetitive.

If you're a blogger and you want me to review your blog or feature a post, drop me a comment. There's no guarantee I'll link to you, but a comment means you get to do a bit of self-promotion, and I'll definitely take a look at what you've written.

Without further ado, 5 more posts you might like:

• motorcitytimes.com, "Lingenfelter 455 T/A Concept Heading to SEMA" - I don't know much about cars, but this looks cool.
• Pundit & Pundette, "Virginia's Taliban Ticket" - Democrats in Virginia have been using some rather desperate and heated rhetoric recently.
• Motivation: Truth, "Sarah Palin & Election Day Reminder" - fta: Today is Election Day, and the eyes of the nation have been on three important races in particular: the race in the NY 23rd Congressional District, the gubernatorial race in New Jersey, and the gubernatorial race in Virginia.
• Jefferson's Rebels, "Missionary Media Muddy the News" - fta: Today, the media has become the issue, and muddied the flow of information with its partisan advocacy. Over many years, I have watched this evolution in journalism with frustration. Night after night I have cursed the television or the newspaper because journalists will not ask the hard questions I need answered. Even worse, they stack the deck with like-minded people and clearly take sides, especially on political issues.
• House of Eratosthenes, "Why is Blogging such a Boys' Club?" - fta: So I’m reading this sob story... as you might expect, the sob story was sobbing away wondering why the sobbingly sad sisters of bloggerdom were outnumbered by us cruel heartless blogger men.

Plenty to read above, but if that's not enough, over at my blog there's a commentary on Federalist 1 and another on Federalist 9 that serve as an introduction to the reasoning behind the Constitution.