Sunday Linkaround

A few links to some interesting Sunday reads.  Firstly, a couple of links to a few reads related to papal political activism and the role of the church in American politics. Now that the left has a socialist president, suddenly it's all cool for there to be a tighter link between Church and State.

But really, how reasonable is that?

Pundit Press: If the pope really cared about the poor...

How does that relate to how America is governed? 

Political Pistachio: Is America founded on Christian principles? The Treaty of Tripoli analyzed.

On an unrelated and more light-hearted note or two:

Left Coast Rebel: The Notorious B.U.S.H. Also, Left Coast Resistance.

But back to the serious situations facing America.  Why Americans don't want yet another politician in the White House, courtesy of Fredd.

And how does Mean Ol' Meany see the current state of the nation?  Funny you should ask, he has an update for you.

And for those of you still unsure of who Donald Trump is as a political candidate.  Join the club with Teresamerica.

Sunday reading links

Here are a few good links for your Sunday reading pleasure.

King Shamus tells you where the buck stops.

Big Government tells you to follow Canada's example.

Race for Justice invokes Bill Whittle's common sense explanation.

It Don't Make Sense points out more stupid.

Proof Positive links the replacement NFL referees with the Romney Obama debate.

Diogenes' Middle Finger gets aimed at CNN..

A Conservative Teacher analyzes Obama's education policies.

VandenBrink points out the fix.

Teresamerica supports Tom Smith for Senate.

A Cop's Watch has a story about ... smuggled cheese???

Worried about the recent polls? Fredd says Relax.

Just a Conservative Girl discusses reverse racism and Jay Z.

The War Planner discusses the Obamaphone.

Check these people out.

Quickly, some links worth reading and blogs worth supporting today;

Erstwhile twitter buddy, and now famous Tea Party champion Kevin Jackson of The Black Sphere, comments on Democrats' celebration of the demise of Herman Cain.

Innominatus needs your help. I hate to point that out, seeing as I do too (in 3 years of blogging I've received a whole $2 in donations), but the guy writes good stuff, so go lend a hand.  Mean Ol Meany, King Shamus and Annoy The Left need visitors - they need a nudge back into writing some more, they are all overdue for more posts, go tell them. They're quality writers too.

Always good and timely - Gateway Pundit.

Teresamaerica endorses Rick Santorum and as a value add, explains why.

Fix America looks and the geography of the recession and concludes the solution is Ron Paul.

Stuff I'm Reading Today

I missed the Cain-Gingrich Lincoln-Douglas style debate, but I hear it was good.  Robbing America points out the secret ingredient as to why.  Common Cents has the entire debate video.

Verum Serum: When Occupy Vancouver protesters attack.  Meanwhile, via Right Wing News: Occupy L.A. figures that we should rid the world of America.  The Western Experience exhorts the occupy crowd to Occupy Some Reality.

AdamSmith.org discusses peak everything and the doomsayers that promulgate such vapidity.

The War Planner has an amusing Riddle of the Day.

The Left - Watch What They Do, Not What They Say (that's a long title!) has some of the back story on the Egyptian uprising.

BoB J rants about brainless people. Of course, he's usually polite about it.

Teresamerica is not feeling well.

A Conservative Teacher looks at Nate Silver's analysis of the 2012 race.  It seems to me like a Romney pitch.  Consider: The economy will not be doing substantially better by this time next year.  There are alternatives to Romney other than Cain or Perry - Perry might be right out of the running, Cain may have recovered from his current troubles. Gingrich may have gained some ground too.   The best bet is someone who can debate Obama and make him look foolish in the process. Romney might be able to manage that, but the candidate I have the most confidence in with regard to debate prowess is Newt Gingrich.  He's got baggage and I'm not a super-fan, but he's a great debater and Obama will rely on sound bite type arguments.  Obama is very vulnerable to a solid debater.

Saturday Sites To Check Out

I'm just getting back from camping this week and I'm surely well behind on my posts, not to mention Twitter.  Here's some great  places to visit, check out, or fall in love with while I catch up.

Greg W Howard - Politics and Finances from a Conservative World View, and a very professionally laid out site. (I'm jealous).

Blog de KingShamus - pithy, to-the-point conservative

SecularStupidest - conservative art, music, videos and writings.

Jim Geraghty's Campaign Spot at National Review - a fantastic source insight into politicaqal campaigns across the nation, and of course from a conservative perspective.

Mean Ol' Meany - provides an ecclectic mix of politics, sarcasm, technical stuff and pretty much anything else that comes to his mind. The URL includes 'liberalsmash' - enough said.

The always great Legal Insurrection needs no additional hype from me. And now, with 100% less blogspot.

Diogenes' Middle Finger, aka suckers on Parade.  A great collection of conservative thoughts.

Teresamerica. A great conservative site except for all the dude pictures...

Are you a MindNumbedRobot?

Bonsai From The Right (pretty self-explanatory).

What better place to learn conservatism than from A Conservative Teacher?

What better place to get a conservative perspective, than Conservative Perspective?

And don't forget to check out the Conservative Hideout (2.0) while you are looking for red meat conservatism.