And I think Harriet Miers case had almost nothing to do with blogs. The conservative commentariate, including places like NRO and Weekly Standard, were uniformly against her.

Ask the Captain about the new Canadian government.

Have a meeting with Dan Rather, he has lots of time on his hands.

Call the supreme court press office to get an interview with Justice Meyers.

Perhaps you should discuss this with senate majority leader Lott.

And of course with a nod to the left of the blogosphere, fear and tremble at the pelt of Gannon nailed to their door.

I don't think that any one blogger is going to be able to turn a military defeat for our enemies into a strategic victory for them like uncle Walter did, but I suspect as a group the blogs will have a major impact. Of course with multiple mouths, not one, the impacts won't be so much by one person as it is by group consensus.

James Joyner links to this article in the Washington Times…
Conservative bloggers seek a place on the political Web
Conservative bloggers brought their message, and marching orders, to Capitol Hill yesterday morning.
The 16 panelists at a trainin...