Kathy Kinsley, On the Third Hand:
http://www.site-essential.com/

Asymmetrical Information (Megan McArdle, AKA Jane Galt):
http://www.janegalt.net/

Michele Catalano:
http://www.asmallvictory.net/

Little Miss Attila:
http://attila.mu.nu

Reminds me of a bumper sticker I saw the other day: "I ride lugged steel. And I vote."

So both parties had better attend to the wishes of serious bicylists.

I and everybody else in this country (with the exception of major campaign contributors) thinks the politicians are ignoring them. And they are right.

By the way, James, you don't have any links to those hard-hitting female war bloggers do you?

Matter of fact, most of us think some kind of tracking system--a way of licensing and keeping track of undocumented workers--will allow us to weed out those who come here will malevolent intent much better than the Hard Right (and possibly unrealistic) approach of militarizing the border completely.

The fact is, the economies of California, Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico would collapse without the contributions of Latin immigrants, many of them undocumented. I want someone who's able to find a middle ground between amnesty and ignoring the problem/proposing idealized solutions. At this point, I believe Bush is finding that middle ground.