I’m sure everyone else has seen this by now, but since I only just got it:

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Just when Obama’s economic rhetoric is giving me hives, I see something like this and get, if not a thrill running up my leg, a little more at ease: But you know, the truth is that my education was a pretty standard, liberal arts education. So I was exposed to thinkers on the left. At […]

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Over at Huffington Post, Lanny Davis establishes that he has no idea at all: (1) How to spell “Sister Souljah,” and (2) What the FISA “compromise” bill says. He writes: The compromise bill would provide strict supervision by the special FISA Court of all intelligence agency anti-terrorist surveillance activities, with strict time limits on renewal […]

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If you had told me five years ago I’d be writing pieces attacking Democratic leadership forThe American Prospect, I would have been… skeptical.  Welcome to our brave new world.

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Most of the time, I think nothing short of a gun to my temple could induce me to vote Republican this cycle. Then I watch smug, shallow pap like this and find myself considering it.  Briefly.

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From the Hit and Run comments: Roberts: What is this? Obama: My copy of the Koran. You are going to hold it for me while giving me the Oath, infidel. [tear swelling from his eyes] Oh my fallen brothers, the Great Satan is now ours! or Roberts: huh? McCain: Hold it for me. Roberts: what […]

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Instapundit: DAVE WEIGEL: “The ‘Michelle Obama tape’ rumor mill started churning a lot more slowly this weekend, a development that, I’m sure, had nothing to do with Hillary Clinton’s exit from the race. It would be odd if Clinton supporters were only spreading the rumor to keep superdelegates on the fence before it was too […]

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I’m going to have to take Reihan Salam’s side against Radley Balko in the recent dust up over the McCain campaign’s hiring of Weekly Standard blogger Michael Goldfarb. Pace Radley, I don’t think Goldfarb’s insane views on executive power reflect terribly badly on the campaign, given that he’s been hired as deputy communications director. What […]

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A few months back, when my roomate was heavily covering the whole Ron Paul R[EVOL]ution, I would swing by  a Ron Paul discussion forum every now and again to see what was on the minds of the Paulistas. As the Republican primary rolled on and it became clear that John McCain would be the nominee […]

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Yuval Levin writes: Senator Obama’s sudden turnaround on the flag pin seems like an astonishing (and frankly very surprising) bit of cynicism. But if he is actually cynical enough to do it for West Virginia votes, having criticized those who wear the pin when more urbane cosmopolitan votes were up for grabs, how could he not […]

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