Perennial underdog that we are.
In other categories, perennial favorites Princessa de la Moata Boston Maggie's off to a good start in the Best U.S. Military Supporter Blog running, and most-recently-arrived Denizenne Susan Katz Keating is in the running for Best U.S. Reporter Blog.
The voting format's a bit different this year, but dirt simple once you get the hang of it. First off, you'll be going here to vote -- don't click it yet! -- and that'll take you to the menu of categories. Open one, and click the dark circle to the right of your choice, then go to the top of the page, sign in, and click the circled x . That will bring you back to the main menu. Pick another category, vote, and because you only need to register once, just click the circled x again to return to the main menu.
Meanwhile, John and Lex are coping with major suckitude issues, so please keep 'em in your prayers, kids...
Okay, why are you still here? Vote! This is probably the one contest in the country the Libs can't steal...



Fishie: Just sign in on different compturs! See, all you have to do is rent a room at a bunch of different hotels - 50 should do - and then go from lobby to lobby, using the business center, and cast your votes. Don't worry. You don't have to actually stay at all 50, so you're good to go....
*checking map*
Okay, in New Jersey.... if you start north and sweep your way down along the shore....
You don't even have to do that, just take a laptop around to Mickey D's and various other fast food joints that have hotspots and log on, each place would give you a different ID, much cheaper than renting a room! Not that I would suggest cheating or anything. . .
Nevada Steve: You mentioned cheating and renting a room in the same paragraph. Is there anything you would like to share with us? ; ) But this Mickey D solution opens an entirely new world of ballot box stuffing... Yes. Yes, it does. Many heartfelt thanks.
If it's any consolation, if I were allowed to vote, I would of course vote for the Mad Major as the best Army Mil-blogger, and Cap'n Lex as the best Naval Mil-blogger, to spite those bubble-heads who are neurally similar to me, but don't have the long loyal relationship to the good Captain which I claim.
I already done voted for Lex, as I hadn't realized the Castle was also on the list.
Hope you don't mind too much, John. ;-/
Always the bridesmaid...
Maybe everyone else will forfeit...
But, I did vote for SKK :-)
I don't have an e-mail address to forward this article on to you with, but...www.theblaze.com has an interesting article concerning Green Beret Sgt. 1st Class Donald Shue, missing since 1969 while on a mission in Laos, finally getting home. Just thought it might be of interest.
Spiff