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First Cup 07.27.07

Posted on : 27-07-2007 | By : Jim Lynch | In : 2008, First Cup

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First CupCoffee, according to the women of Denmark, is to the body what the Word of the Lord is to the soul. ~ Isak Dinesen

Captain’s Quarters (Ed Morrissey) White House Conference Call On Executive Privilege (Update: Executive Privilege Analysis)

The White House hosted a blogger conference call to discuss the issues surrounding the Bush administration’s use of executive privilege in the probe of the firings of eight federal prosecutors. The White House arranged the call based on a recommendation by this blog, in order to familiarize the blogosphere with the legal and political arguments on which the administration will rely to prevail in the upcoming fight regarding the contempt citations Congress seems likely to approve.

Wizbang (Kim Priestap) Democrat Senator Charles Schumer Says There Will Be No More Confirmations of Bush Judicial Nominees

He announces that he and his fellow Democrats will obstruct every single future Bush Supreme Court nominee. Schumer’s announcement illustrates that the Democrats are disregarding the Constitution: they have completely over stepped their advice and consent boundaries:

Hennessy’s View (Bill Hennessy) Beyond YouTube: The Blog Campaign

Matt Margolis at GOP Bloggers questions the cutting-edginess of the YouTube debate. He’s right in his various points about the ordinariness of the whole affair.

To make the presidential race more interesting, I propose a blog-off. The candidates have to start a blog using a commonly available blog app: WordPress (my fave), MoveableType, etc. The candidate with the highest TLB Ecosystem score wins his party’s nomination.

Outstanding idea! You really owe it to yourself to read the rules.

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