Photo: Artist's image of the new Gerald Ford Class.
George Mason has a new first year Law course, and it looks like good fun.
Should a Catholic university host a Clinton campaign event? Bainbridge
Govt benefits for seniors: Now up to $27,000/yr average
Dick Morris (who is frequently wrong) Why Hillary can't win
Eloquent and full of it: Clinton on Obama
What's good for the goose: Exxon vs. Chavez (h/t, Gateway)
Munger for Governor. I'd vote for that guy.
Are Americans ignorant? NYT
A reporter writes a ranting screed against amateur journalism
Does global warming cause ice in Antarctica? CSM. I am getting the message that it causes everything.
Double super secret backward reverse psychology.
The history of the Evil Eye. h/t, Jonah
Youth Courage Awards. It's not your grandpa's courage award.
Did you already read Henninger's take on Obama's basic negativity and pessimism?
Does stare decisis apply to Constitutional rights? How could it?
Rush on Rush. Althouse.
Why do the Brits hate free speech? Roger
Bill Quick wants a political party which entirely agrees with him. Doesn't everybody?
GM on GW, quoted in full from Insty:
DON'T MINCE WORDS, BOB: GM Vice Chairman Calls Global Warming A "Total Crock of S**t". So what's with the Chevy Volt? And all that fuel-cell stuff?
UPDATE: Varifrank explains that it's the power of the market: "He doesn't care why you want zero emission cars, he just wants you to buy them from him. He's not making cars for you and your sense of well being. He's making them so the shareholders of General Motors can make a profit. If there's a profit in it, he would make cars that run on hamster pellets." But I thought consumers were at the mercy of the big auto companies, who just sold us whatever they wanted, without caring what we think -- isn't that why the proliferation of SUVs is all their fault?
From The presidential race at the cusp, by A Jacksonian:
...the Party that promised so much to its Conservatives is in the hard bind of having had control of Congress for over a decade and simultaneous control of the Executive for 8 of those years and accomplishing none of the goals it had set out to do in 1994 and, before that, with Ronald Reagan in the 1980 election. Welfare reform was only garnered by waging a public campaign to restrict it and demonstrate valid reason for it that appealed to a broad spectrum of Americans... and it was accomplished with a Democratic President. Since then the Party has broken its agreement to work for those things it set out to do, leaving it, now, with much of its pre-Reagan base of a 45-55% John McCain.
Quote from No Looking Back:
A baseball bat kept in the home is 43 times more likely to be used to bludgeon a family member or acquaintance than it is to be used in a game of baseball.
I read it on the internet.