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Your opinion on the good ones.....left or right.

Which ones do you check regularly?
 
For me, I go every day to all the Atlantic guys and gals -- McArdle and Sullivan purely for laughs -- and to Atrios, Firedoglake (now featuring TBogg, funniest man on the Intertubes), the Sadly No gang, Whiskey Fire, and Josh Marshall for real reporting. Pharyngula is a good science/politics blog, and I second RCP for its numbers and some of its analysis. Also Tapped and Ezra Klein at the Prospect.
On the other side, just to keep up, I drop in at The Corner, and at Townhall, as well as Ms. Malkin's House o'Hate.
 
I actually like Andrew Sullivan's blog. Crooksandliars.com is good, talkingpointsmemo.com is another good one (guy does a lot of real reporting on there). Glenn Greenwald does a great blog at Salon.com. If I had the scratch to buy CNN, the second thing I would do (after publically telling Glenn Beck and Nancy Grace they had 15 minutes to clean out their offices before security arrests them for trespassing) would be to put Greenwald in charge.
 
I check RCP and pollster.com.

Love TPM. Will check in at Kos from time to time.

Second Fenian on all the Atlantic blogs -- they're all good.

Don't so much like politico, but I check it.

Then, of course, there's the gold standard...

http://www.hillaryis44.com/
 
I actually used to read smirkingchimp on the House floor when I was an amendment clerk. I guess that's why my ass got kicked upstairs to bill drafting.
 
I like to check in with www.democrats.com/blog and see what idiotic schemes that Bob Fertig is cooking up.
 
Did you all see that TPM won a Polk Award a few weeks back for its reporting on the US Attorneys stuff? That's pretty effin cool.
 
I secretly suspect that some of his posts from later in the day come after several drinks, but that in no way makes them less readable.

He predicts rosy things for the forces of goodness in Texas tonight.
 
Al is also the law-school definition of an enthusiast -- he who believes without proof and whose proof nobody believes.
Wee shall see.
Remember, Ohio closes at 7:30 EST, not 8.
 

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