I have never attempted a themed post containing my favorite links from the previous week, so please bear with me if I don’t get it right the first time. I have seen different bloggers using different themes, but since I am really not into old cars, golfing, etc., and I don’t have a television, I thought I would try a theme that I am interested in. So, without further adieu, here are some of my favorite links from the previous week, interspersed with pictures of one of God’s most majestic creatures, the whitetail deer. No matter if you hunt these animals with a gun or with a camera, their beauty can not be denied. I hope you enjoy the links.
Whitetail Fawn
America’s Watchtower tries to explain a most unusual appointment by President Barack Obama.
Capitol Commentary talks about what could possibly be Christine O’Donnell’s Dan Quayle moment.
Conservative Hideout has a discussion about our unalienable rights that is well worth reading.
If you see this, it's usually too late for a shot.
Fleece Me tells us why releasing early voting data could sway elections.
Maggie’s Notebook has the tragic story of the death of Lucas Ransom.
Muskogee Politico has the new poster produced by the Oklahoma Republican Party.
Motor City Times lays out some of the politics of the Tea Party.
Their ability to jump is amazing
One Mom wonders if Michigan’s Wayne County has the right to mandate parental attendance of parent-teacher conferences.
rjjrdq’s America II explains all about the new fees bank customers are being hit with.
Sharp Right Turn has several questions from American Thinker, asking how progressives would react if George W. Bush had instituted some of the polices put forth by Barack Obama.
A hidden fawn is not easy to find
The Classic Liberal tells us the story of New York Police Sergeant Anthony Acosta.
The Conservative Pup has a video of the spontaneous saying of The Pledge of Allegiance.
The Current helps us understand that America needs to kick the entitlement habit.
A truly magnificent animal
The Lonely Conservative has the weekly Republican address by Senator John Thune.
WyBlog tells the story of the persecution of Christians in Muslim lands.
What a sight to see in the woods
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012 -- Does President Obama Believe His Job Is Important?
Sunday, July 8, 2012 -- Restart Congress
Saturday, April 27, 2013 -- President Obama Invokes God For Abortion And Planned Parenthood
Sunday, April 14, 2013 -- Obama’s War On The Rich Continues
Friday, July 27, 2012 -- Chik-fil-A and Examples of Liberal Hypocrisy
Wednesday, June 27, 2012 -- George Faught and Markwayne Mullin in 2nd Congressional District Runoff
Thanks for the link Larry. It is much appreciated. Nice whitetail pics.
You are quite welcome, John. I am going to try to do one of these each Sunday, featuring a different animal. It should take a while before I run out of animals to feature.
Well done Larry. Thanks!
Now where’s my rifle….
You are welcome, Matt. I haven’t had the time to go hunting in the last couple of years, but I intend to break out my Ruger Redhawk .44 Magnum this year and see if I can’t put one in the freezer. There is no better meat, in my opinion, but even better is just the quite time I have in the woods. It doesn’t matter if I kill a deer or not.
Thanks for the link. It sure is hard to keep up these days, isn’t it?
No problem, Karen. You’re right, it is very hard to keep up with everyone and their articles, especially when all of us have other obligations.
Thanks for the link and the nice photography.
You’re welcome, Steve.
Thanks Larry, for including me in your premiere ‘links’ post. I appreciate it, and the pics of the whitetail are stunning! I agree with Karen, it is very hard to keep up these days; so much going on, personal obligations, and so much good writing out there. Have a great week!
No problem, CP. You are welcome.
Beautiful pics Larry and thanks for the link!
You’re welcome, Steve. The whitetail deer is a beautiful animal.
Thanks for the link. Bet those deer would taste good.
You are very welcome, Harrison. Yes, those deer would taste good.
Thank you for the link, and fantastic pictures. Ruger Super Redhawk .44 Magnum sent a Matthewesque tingle up my leg.
Yeah, I have to say I enjoy hunting with my Ruger more than any other weapon I have used. It’s an awesome revolver.
Thanks for the wonderful writing you have been doing.
Thanks, LD, I’m honored.
No problem, rjjrdq. You write some great articles.
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