I will categorize the blogs and then rank my top one, two or three.
My Favorite Red Meat Conservative Blogs
1. Hot Air -- This is my current favorite overall blog. It is constantly updated with fresh content. It has video all the time. And Allahpundit is a damn clever writer. Adding Ed Morrissey as a contributor is gravy.My Favorite Conservative Activist Blogs
2. Michelle Malkin -- You always know where she stands.
3. Hugh Hewitt -- Despite his occasional tendency to drink from the GOP kool aid (Harriet Miers anyone?) Hewitt is an exceptional conservative analyst and a leading evangelical to boot.
1. Red State -- Run by Erick Erickson, this blog will always keep you on top of what is happening in Washington. You want phone numbers of Senators to call? Check. Flashing Red Sirens announcing activist alerts? Check. Outrage? Check.My Favorite Policy/Capitol Hill Blogs
2. Right Wing News -- John Hawkins won me over with his coverage of the amnesty bill in the Senate. He had the scoop about the real contents of the bill and shared all the info with his readers, who proceeded to give their Senators an earful.
1. Bluey Blog - Bluey provides the best of both worlds, solid policy because he works at the Heritage Foundation, and solid Capitol Hill coverage because of his past work as a reporter for Human Events.My Favorite Christian Blogs
2. Club for Growth Blog – Andy Roth blogs on this site tirelessly. Limited government conservatives and libertarians can always count on Roth to hold the right flank.
1. TitusOneNine – Rev. Canon Dr. Kendall Harmon doesn’t often post his own thoughts. Most of his posts are links to stories with a heavy emphasis on the crisis confronting the Episcopal Church. The blog is of tremendous value because of the sheer volume of links and the excellent discussions in the comments sections.My Favorite Conservative Group Blogs
2. All These Things – The anonymous crew at All These Things churn out excellent scripture-based commentary. They also share personal, everyday stories that everyone can identify with. It would be my favorite in this category if they posted more often.
3. The Point – An extension of Chuck Colson’s popular Break Point, this blog always gives you something to think about.
1. The Corner – Damn those Cornerites and their relentless updates and constantly carrying on conversations! Even a blog addict like myself can’t keep up! Nonetheless, this blog – run by Kathryn Lopez – is indispensable simply because of the intellectual capacity of its many contributors.My Favorite Drinking Blogs
2. Power Line – Hinderaker, Johnson and Mirengoff have been at this game longer than most. Their blog continues to churn out great analysis.
1. The Scotch Blog – Scotch is a wonderful drink because to truly appreciate it, you need to learn about it. What kind of wood are the casks that aged the scotch made of? Were they previously used for another drink? Sherry? Can you taste it? What is the history of the distillery? Where do they get their water? Do they use peat? Etc etc. The best part is, the history of scotch is the history of Scotland. This blog understands.My Favorite Sports Blogs
2. Brew Like a Monk – Does for beer what the scotch blog does for scotch.
1. The Big Lead – Funny blog, but still has plenty of news.My Favorite Technology Blogs
2. Pro Football Talk – These guys spread all sorts of rumors, and break some news too.
3. Deadspin – One of the biggest, best trafficked sports blogs out there.
1. Engadget – The problem with this blog is that it makes me want to max out my credit cards!My Favorite in the “Other” Category
2. Download Squad – Find cool new applications for your computer here.
1. Instapundit – This libertarian blog provides links all day long on many different subjects. Just hit refresh and you will find something else to read.
2. Ace of Spades HQ – Ace’s blog is rated R for language…and hilarious in a South Park sort of way.
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