Speculation Galore: Politics, Nominations and Hot Cars

I was going to digress briefly today from all the speculation about who will (or will not) be indicted this week (today's No. 9 top news story) by Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald (now with his own web site, today's No. 24 top link), and who will (or will not) fill the ninth chair on the U.S. Supreme Court (today's No. 19 top blog post)....

Forget Barbie. This is MY dream car
...but my eye was caught by this Ford Mustang "Pony" photo instead (today's No. 31 top blog post), which unfortunately turned out to be a spam blog (note the lack of additional content, author profiles, archived entries and other common blog features). But as someone who drools, cranes and sighs with jealousy every time a 1965 Ford Mustang drives past, I had to share. If I win the lotto, I'm gettin' one of these babies AND the '65 version. Red. Convertible. Manual transmission.

Bill Clinton will be interested in this...
With indictments expected this week from Special Prosecutor Fitzgerald's investigation into who leaked CIA Agent Valerie Plame's name to the press, some conservatives are planting the theory that perjury and obstruction of justice indictments are meaningless "technicalities" if the true crime can't be tracked. Hmmm....does that mean Clinton's impeachment should be reversed? Wampum notes the double talk; Slapnose describes it as pure spin. Is Fox News single-handedly playing a role in this recent (dare we say it? spin-zone) version of Newsspeak?

Honestly? Bring back Ashley and Kate
Today's BlogPulse Spotlight blog takes a look at the weekend success of the Doom movie and the distrurbing popularity of these two singing sisters.