I think I ate too much, originally uploaded by cyclingbill2003.

It’s been raining off and on this afternoon, but the sun is out now, so that means game on for softball tonight. I believe we’re playing the America’s Future Foundation/Competitive Enterprise Institute team. We beat them earlier in the year, but it was a close game by Heritage’s standards. Check back later for the results.

• Why I oppose Bush-Kennedy immigration reform bill РRep. Tim Walberg, Battle Creek Enquirer
• Spinning the Real Costs of Illegals РRobert Rector, RealClearPolitics
• Warring against wasteful spending РEd Feulner, Washington Times
‚Ä¢ Lawmakers’ wish lists: $319M in pet projects – Mark K. Matthews, Orlando Sentinel
• Congress Undercutting Missile Defense РBrian Faughnan, Weekly Standard

• Twelve Principles to Guide U.S. Energy Policy РStuart Butler & Kim Holmes, Heritage Foundation
• Democrats Aim To Kill Abstinence-Only Program Funding РKelley Beaucar Vlahos, Fox News
• False advertising on energy РBen Lieberman, Washington Times
• Free-speech advocates see silver lining to Supreme Court decision РStudent Press Law Center
• Security requires giving government the tools it needs РEd Feulner, Chicago Sun-Times

• The Guantánamo I Know РMorris D. Davis, New York Times
• Is Lebanon next domino? РPeter Brookes, Orange County Register
• Bush salutes Tony Blair on his final day as Prime Minister РTim Montgomerie, Britain and America
• After Blair: Will the special relationship survive? РNile Gardiner, National Review Online
• Brown vs. Cameron РHelle Dale, Washington Times

• 4 Lessons GOP Candidates Can Learn From Bush РMatt Lewis, Townhall
‚Ä¢ Pandering better than authenticity? – Soren Dayton, Eye on ‘08
• Fortune Portrays Hillary Clinton as Corporate Sweetheart РJeff Poor, Business & Media Institute
• Indicted lawyer gave generously to House freshmen РMichael Brady, Majority Accountability Project
• Huntsman and Shurtleff Need to Step Up РUtah Rep. Steve Urquhart