The other day I innocently (or as innocent as I can be) happened to make a comment over at the blog of Donald Douglas, American Power.
Be careful what you wish for Donald. I would hate to see the definition of a “socialist” become:

Verbatim Bob Owens…

There, but for….

Rita Thompson woke up yesterday, got a stack of résumés together and hit the pavement in downtown San Diego.

But unlike other job seekers, Thompson, 57, was hoping the employers would come to her. Résumés at the ready, she walked along Broadway for about seven hours wearing a sign that read, “I Need A Job!”

At some time in his life Jonah Goldberg was asked to do a pull-up in gym class.

Over at BigHo John MaryRosh Lott explains why we have to kill the wolves in order to save them:

Fred Barnes, employed by Bill Kristol to make himself look smart, writes:

Democrats couldn’t hide their self-consciousness about the excesses of their own bill. Supporters made few TV appearances to defend it and rarely talked about specific spending items. Obama sounded like Al Gore on global warming. The more the case for man-made warming falls apart, the more hysterical Gore gets about an imminent catastrophe.

From RedState: Palin’s ability to attract media attention should be put to good use.

Pull My Finger Media blogger John Hawkins has had it up to here…no, here, with all of that Intertubes vulgarity:

I just walked through the living room in time to see Katy Perry murder her own song in the midst of Busby Berkeley’s post-Jamba Juice nightmare

Over at BigHo we are getting reviews of twenty-five year old musicals (Le Miserables) with the all important question:

Is the story liberal or conservative?

At the beginning of Les Mis when we follow Valjean’s journey off of the chain-gang and observe his attempts to integrate with civilization after 17 years of imprisonment for stealing bread, it is easy to think that this play is about government oppression, law and order versus