There were 200 plus bloggers at RightOnline 2012 and I’ve got links to the websites of at least 40 of them. So I’d like to take some time (as often as I can) to visit them in groups and post whatever they’ve got at the top of the page. No promises on how often, but I’m optimistic out of the gate.
My thinking is that these folks are more attuned to what is happening in their respective states than most, and they’ll have news and inside stories we’ll never get to see any other way. And these folks are outstanding and dedicated. That is certainly worth our attention.
In no particualr Order…
From Sunshine State Sarah
Locked in a tough GOP primary against U.S. Rep. John Mica for an Orlando-area congressional seat, Adams picked up a big-time endorsement that should help her tea party appeal. Sarah Palin gave her first U.S. House endorsement of the year
More on the jump
Publius Forum
Obama wants us all to feed into his collectivist nonsense regarding personal achievement, but what about the negative impact government has on us?
Let Freedom Ring Blog
It’s hardly a surprise to find out that this administration’s EPA thinks it’s omniscient. Like leader, like follower. This time, the EPA thinks it can determine the environmental damage of a project before the project applies for permits:
Marathon Pundit
Mitt Romney went on the attack today in regards to President Obama’s now infamous anti-capitalism remark, which was, “If you’ve got a business you didn’t build that, somebody else made that happen.”
Right Reason
At the June 28th Tampa City Council meeting, the council was shown a presentation by Deborah Rubin concerning the installation of Automated Meter Reading AMR meters by Tampa Electric Company. She informed the council that TECO has been installing these meters without the knowledge of the consumer.
