Friday, March 09, 2007

Peggy Noonan- Voice of Sanity

I don't read a lot of blogs, but I enjoy visiting Peggy Noonan's, who I often find to be a voice of sanity.

Peggy Noonan's blog.

And then if you want insanity:
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Ok, so I don't read a lot of blogs? Actually I will check into The Drudge Report now and then to pick and choose my news stories without having to wade through TV.

They have a list of blogs and incredibly Mrs. Noonan's is just two away from Rosie's but thankfully, lightyears different!

Our family has been beginning to talk about the 2008 elections, but our choices look dismal at this point. Asked my dh, who do I vote for if all the serious candidates are pro-choice?

"You mean, Pro-abortion?" he corrected me. :/

Isn't he wise? He says that we need to vote for the one that will do least harm. This will be a tricky year.

Where are our leaders, Oh Lord? Keep praying!
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