Read it. Democrats, the party of institutionalized voter fraud.

Read it. I bet you didn’t know that you weren’t allowed to keep any of the seed you grew this year in order to plant it next year, did you? Neither did I.

Read it. Our political system is now much more clear.

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Read it. And stay out of North Dakota — apparently Larry Craig isn’t the only wacko from Up North.

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Read it. Bionic Man gets no respect.

Read it. Of course, not (strictly speaking) true — all of the candidates are People of the Crust, it’s just the pandering that focuses on class and race.

Read it. Clue: It’s more than you think.

Read it. The usefulness of the phrase suggests its accuracy.

Read it. My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

Read it. It marches hand in hand with the decline of civilization.

Everyone who uses “data” with a singular verb ought to be taken out into the courtyard and shot.

And it’s coming. It’s coming.

Read it. Just another example of liberal fascism.

Read it. The people can leave, you see, no problem, but God forbid they should take their church property with them.

Read it. What I’d like to see is an editorial by somebody who doesn’t favor people living cheek-by-jowl in crowded inner city tenements, which is the alternative to “sprawl”. Why is it that Regressives want to turn back the clock to where people had no individual transportation freedom? Is individual freedom such a threat?

Read it. “We live right now in a culture of unprecedented, voluptuous wealth.” Well, some of us do. And some of us like to pretend that we do for the sake of magazine articles.

The British upper class had to deal with this problem for hundreds of years. Surely they would be the first resort fo data on what works and what doesn’t. But I guess the American overclass is just too narcissistic.

Read it. Well, sometimes Australians aren’t all that lovable.

Read it. Why not? It apparently causes everything else wrong with the world.

Read it. And it truly is.

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Read it. It’s like watching a snowman melt in the sun.

Read it. And go punch a sociologist. You know you want to.

Yaacov Ben Moshe is always worth reading.

Read it. More on the Iranian provocations.

So, why aren’t today’s newspapers plastered with stories about five sunken terrorist boats in international waters?

An excellent question to which there seems to be no satisfactory answer.

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I have an idea: Why doesn’t America rebuke Mexico on migrant issues?

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George Will has some thoughts on the subject. Huckabee as the Republican John Edwards? Well, he’d need to get more hair….

The way to achieve Edwards’ and Huckabee’s populist goal of reducing the role of “special interests,” meaning money, in government is to reduce the role of government in distributing money.

And that’s the bottom line, folks. Nobody fights to control a government that can’t pass out money and favors.

Read it. I find myself asking “What would it take to make it go away?” more and more as time goes on.

Especially when watching C-SPAN.

What we get from the commenters on the LSSU list (and the characters in Unshelved) is visceral cringe reactions, hostility towards inventiveness and playfulness, disdain for the Internet (as the enemy of thought), and cries to make it all go away.

Yeah, pretty much.

Mark Steyn ponders Charlie Bass’s affection for John McCain.

Read it. I’m shocked, I tell you, shocked to find out that it’s all about money and power after all.

Picking a political party these days is coming to look more and more like picking a football team to root for — ideology doesn’t matter, what matter’s is who’s going to win.

Read it. In case you were wondering why they’re all trying to move here.

Read it. Coming soon to a Blue State near you.

Ross Douthat draws a necessary distinction.

Read it. A great counterweight to “progressive ideology”.

The beginning of political wisdom is the realization that despite everything you’ve always been taught, the government is not really on your side; indeed, it is out to get you.

There you have it in a nutshell. “We’re from the government, and we’re here to help ourselves, specifically to the contents of your pockets.”

Victor Davis Hanson always has something cheerful to say.

Ever seen somebody killed with a plowshare? The surprised look is the most entertaining part.

Read it. Just the sort of thing we’ve come to expect from a Democrat President.

Oh, wait….

Read it. The reason democracy doesn’t work in Africa is because the people in charge of making it work don’t want it to work. Until they fix that, democracy has nowhere to go, and that’s a cultural thing.

Come to think of it, one could say the same about America….

Peggy Noonan ponders the new political season.

Read it. Monopolies are like vampires … it takes a lot to kill them, and even then they tend to rise from the dead.

Read it. The Law of Unintended Consequences strikes again.

Read it. They sure give me a headache….

Read it. Indeed — the swine.

Read it. Journalists appear to be people who didn’t have the grades to get into Ed school.

Read it. Another reason to avoid living in the People’s Republic.

Read it. Or don’t — the headline tells you everything you need to know about the Democrat party … and why it’s a bad influence on American history.

Read it. Guess it would be rather petty to say “I told you so” at this point, huh?

Of course, this ISN’T A PROBLEM for the other 49 states that don’t allow “gay marriage”.

Read it. Lord Curzon:

Not until the military steam-roller has passed over the country from end to end, will there be peace.

Yup. That about sums it up.

Read it. Yeah, banning handgun ownership tends to do that — in the classic phrase, “When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.” A bit of common sense that most of the Ruling Class refuse to acknowledge.

Read it. I remember  day when it didn’t take Federal legislation to allow states and localities to “curtail investment” anywhere.