Toon via NYM
I enjoyed Dr. Merc's take on hippies
Dream interpetation, for the masses
What's a "muffin top"? Laura knows what it is.
So much for the obesity epidemic
Boehner: Dealing With the White House 'Has Been Like Dealing With Jell-o'
They playin ya, dude.
Krauthammer: It's about who gets the blame
Voter photo I.D. passes — in Rhode Island
Change!… Obama’s Approval Rating Now Lower Than Bush’s 2008 Rating in Arab World
Arab world respects expressions of strength
"Obama once again showed the true face of a Chicago ward boss when he dangled the threat of interrupted social security and veteran benefits checks over the heads of the American people. This is thug politics."
Aussie carbon cops ignore carbon rules
America’s Ruling Class: How They Corrupted America and What We Can Do About It
Suddenly, big money is good in politics
Glenn Beck visits Israel, gets 'adoring' welcome
Greece: Where Profit Is Taboo - A shipping magnate on the fate of his country.
America’s Burgeoning Class War Could Spell Opportunity For GOP
Are Conservatives Being Fair to Barack Obama?
Media bends over for Mrs. Obama
A pol said this:
“Government should not be involved in the bedrooms of consenting adults. I have always been a strong advocate of liberty and freedom from unnecessary government intervention into our lives. The freedoms that our forefathers fought for in this country are sacred and must be preserved. The Republican Party cannot be sidetracked into discussing these morally judgmental issues — such a discussion is simply wrongheaded. We need to maintain our position as the party of efficient government management and the watchdogs of the “public’s pocket book”.
Henninger:
The U.S.'s projected long-term welfare costs, including the new health-care law, are the justification the Obama economists give for pushing spending to 25% or more of GDP. The tax increase the president is fairly shrieking for this week isn't for the August debt limit. It's for the next 25 years.
"If we're going to move to a European welfare state," says Prof. Lucas, "we're going to have to pay a European price." And that price could be a permanently lower level of GDP per person. The U.S.'s amazing 100-year ride would slow.
Claremont looks at books about Obama
WSJ: In Defense Of 'Little Boy' - Herbert Hoover warned President Truman that invading Japan would cost at least half a million American lives.
Marcus: The Black Code
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