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Nuggets of internet gold:

• Bryan Lee Peterson at Johnny No One: I Hope You’re Happy always has interesting observations, this time about health lobbyists, Obama press conferences, religion, and more.

• Gwendolyn Barry with New Global Myth reacts to the death of Neda in Iran.

• Max's Dad cares not a lick for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

• The World of Doorman-Priest carries a series of posts with photos of our intrepid clergyman writer.

• California's Soros at Vigilante gives us a Jonathan Chait article about the hard soft fast ball tactics of our President.

• I often like the writing of conservative Wigderson Library & Pub. This piece on Brett Favre is an example of why.

• Jack Jodell at THE SATURDAY AFTERNOON POST gives a shout-out to Fair And UNbalanced and a broad view of the Health Care debate. Thanks, Jack.

• Nancy Hanks at The Hankster has a cool portrait of the late Michael Jackson.

• MyCue23 at RANDOM THOUGHTS laments the idea that President Obama may be going squishy on Health Care reform.

• The always eloquent Manifesto Joe of Manifesto Joe's Texas Blues demonstrates that you don't have to be a spelling Nazi to be concerned about internet illiteracy.

• A favorite conservative, Chuck Thinks Right asks for opinions about the coming French ban on Muslim burquas.

• Tim McGaha at Tim's Thoughtful Spot posts the coolest video from Japan with a full motion view from the moon. No words, so no translation needed.

Please consider finding and joining others of similar spiritual mindset. Church, Temple, Mosque, Synagogue, or Ethical Society: all provide opportunities for fellowship. Nobody has to be alone.

Have a safe weekend. Pray for someone in pain. A lot of them out there this week, the next few could find any of us among them.

On Political Opposition to His Son's candidacy

I will use my warmth and my charm to make sure that if it is a primary, there is a constructive primary or if a primary can be avoided, I will do that.
- - Former New Hampshire Gov. John H. Sununu (R)