The following has made it onto the Recommended List on Daily Kos. Wasn't expecting that! I may have to do this regularly! If it is interesting to dKos people, maybe I should post it here as well.

Being a New Yorker, I have realized that many people don't know what Rudy Giuliani is really like. It is amazing how few people realize what a dick he is and how our first responders DETEST him. So I wanted to find some articles (including my own...) that highlight how he really is.

Which then made me realize that I already have some articles on some other Republicans that should get more attention. So, here is what might be a regular thing I do: highlighting the articles that Republicans DON'T want you to see. Please feel free to add more in the comments. I may pick up on some of them for my own blogging. And feel free to spread the word on these articles.

Rudy Giuliani:
So few people realize what a self-centered control freak this guy is and how much he is despised by the REAL heroes of 9/11. So here are a few articles that highlight the side of Rudy he doesn't want you to know:

Eliot Spitzer's first foray into blogging created a huge splash on Daily Kos.

His diary on Kos was recommended by 378 Kosacks, making the Recommended List in record time. The diary, at this writing, attracted 395 comments. This makes the Spitzer diary probably the top diary of the day in terms of impact and response the #5 diary on all of Daily Kos on August 6th, 2007.

His tip jar was the top-rated comment of the day on all of Daily Kos. That comment is here.

Governor Spitzer officially became a Kossack today, with his first posting on Daily Kos and The Albany Project.

I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the netroots community on a successful weekend in Chicago. The continued success of Yearly Kos is a testament to the power of the ideas you support.

The vitality and quality of the debate on sites like this one proves that there is a powerful movement growing to fundamentally change government. You’ve demonstrated that on-line activism and discussion can advance our national dialogue in significant and meaningful ways.

Welcome to the blogosphere, Sir. We look forward to welcoming you here as well.

Representative Louise Slaughter (NY-28) decided that today would be a good day to post a diary on Daily Kos. The title was A Difficult Day for All of Us, and it attempted to explain just how the House Democrats had arrived at their capitulation on George Bush's Iraq Appropriations Bill.

Go check it out for yourself, but here's a rough indication of the reception given to the Congresswoman, otherwise a netroots darling: