Woo Hoo

Yeah, stupid, I know, Still, you feel a sense of acknowledgement when someone cites your work. Levin is always great in tipping several blogs when he uses them. So is Rush. But then I was out here when no one ever mentioned us at all. Cool! I think that the more the bloggers and the talkers can co-operate when appropriate, the more effective we can be pushing back against Obama and in 2010.

RUSH: You know, most people (and I'm one of them) they read 1984, and they were scared. When Obama read it, he started taking notes. This inspector general thing, Dan Riehl, at Riehl World View, posted last night (I guess early this morning) information and documentation on this.

Comments

[Mrs. Peperium]

I head him say that and thought "Yeah for Dan."

This is a great blog.

Now, how do we get Rush to read The Other McCain? I've got it.

Rush, you need to be reading The Other McCain.

(That should do it.)

[lala]

Today Glen Beck did a good segment on Walpin's life and career. Bloggers need to keep up the pressure to have an investigation of his firing.

[Rich K]

Careful Dan,I dont want to have to start buying you bigger hats.But good for Rush, You do do a good job here.

[Dan Riehl]

Thank you, Rich.

[rickl]

I heard Rush cite you today, and also another time recently, although I don't remember the context.

[seekeronos]

I heard Mark Levin mention you on his show a few days ago too. Kinda cool.

[Dan Riehl]

It's especially nice simply because many of us have been out here for a while and early on we'd see topics we had explored done in the media a day or two later, often without half the context we developed. They just weren't reading us. Every positive mention in any large venue is a plus for the whole blogging deal, of which I'm a strong supporter. Yes, it's good on the ego front, too. But I think it honestly is about more than that for most serious bloggers.