Still, there's something perverse about this political machinery that eats up so much money when there's such economic hardship.

It seems like you are asking how to link to a particular article instead of just the main page of the Washington Post (or wherever). To do this:

1) Go to the article you want to link to, and copy the address in the browser's address bar (highlight the whole address/URL, right click on it, select “copy”).

2) Then, go to the comment you are writing.

3) Type the necessary tags and paste the URL you copied into the tag

4) Then type the text you want to be visible to other readers.

So if you want to link to the article about AKAs march in DC, you would type in the comment box (without the spaces except in “a href”):

< a href = http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/ar...> Sorority Leads March for Change < / a href >

In this case, “your text” is Sorority Leads March for Change. The URL beginning with “http:// . . . ” is what is copied from the browser on the article you want linked and pasted.

The link would look like this:
Sorority Leads March for Change

I read on a gossip site that Andrea Mitchell had bigfooted her way into covering Obama on his overseas voyage, while pushing aside her network coworker Lee Cowan. Cowan apparently has been a constant in Obama's traveling press corp putting his life on hold to travel with him.
I can believe the story. I can't stand Andrea Mitchell.

Praying for the hook-up! :>) :>)

It was said tha that one moved. Lawd. Try this one.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2008/07/16/20...

I can't do this over the internet apparently. Someone else should be able to, though.

So the link doesn't go anywhere, let me try again:

1. Here is the generic link code with added spaces so you can see it:

<a href = “full address including http:// if it's in the address bar” > Text to be displayed as the link < /a>

2. What you would type in for your washingtonpost example, also with extra spaces so you can see it:

Look at this Washington post article < /a >

Look at this Washington post article

< a href = "www.washingtonpost.com" > Look at this article in the Washington Post! < / a >

The web address you would actually use would be the one that is in your address bar when you are looking at the actual article (just copy and paste it is usually easiest).

Without the spaces it would look like this:

Look at this article in the Washington Post!

Let's see if this works. The code I use doesn't have that last href in there that taritac uses, but it seems to work the same.

Angela

Ok…IF there is a video, please please post

That's all.