Well, she was wrong: for death panels to exist, what you’re deciding to kill off has to be something that’s alive to begin with. And that’s simply not the case when what you’re deciding upon is the fate of “units” rather than individual human beings. So there. Sure glad we made sure that stupid white trash bint was hectored off the national stage. I mean, c’mon: “death panels”? “Crony capitalism”

Gingrich: Did well, particularly in making the distinction between law enforcement / criminal prosecution and prosecuting war. Don’t agree with Dana Loesch that his immigration position as articulated tonight will hurt him too badly with conservatives. It was a common sense response to a long-term hypothetical. Having said that, he should have simply echoed Rick Perry and made it clear that unless and until the border is secure all the

Prediction: Ron Paul is against it.

It’s the new tone, you see. But before we get all outraged, remember: conservative women lose the right even to be called “women,” much less be treated as humans, once these harpies of false consciousness sell out their sex and decide that they, and not a cabal of politicized women’s studies academics who’ve claimed jurisdiction over the entirety of what comes to constitute authentic womanhood, are best able to decide

Climategate II: The Wrath of Con.

3 days left on the 50%-off pre-release sale for the Savage Strength Training System, which, for today only, includes a coaching walkthru DVD. This system was recommended to me by Ryan Pitts of StrongerGrip, whose equipment I highly recommend. I just bought my training system this morning. If any of you do so please let me know. I don’t get a kickback; but perhaps we can share results here on

WSJ: Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich said on Monday that younger workers should be allowed to divert a portion of their Social Security taxes to private investment accounts, leaving Mitt Romney as the only leading GOP contender not to advocate fundamental changes to the federal retirement program. — the status quo sells. Get behind Mitt! Change is difficult and often unpopular, and Mitt won’t set the Team up for potential blowback!

A German reporter rips into Jay Carney, noting that the US doesn’t seem too keen on fixing its own debt problem, even as the US President likes to lecture Europeans on theirs. Likely because the reporter is a racist teabagging bitterclinger who just can’t stand the idea of a Black President and is too politically unsophisticated to understand that things work differently in DC — and that our so-called debt

Panel featuring Michelle Malkin, Philip Klein, and Andrew Malcolm. Moderated by Melissa Clouthier, who was kind enough to give me a shout out. One of the things I learned at BlogCon is that many prominent conservative opinion leaders had never even heard of protein wisdom. A fact that for me put the last decade of my life in a kind of sad (if not pathetic) perspective. But I muddle on.

So rather than burden you all with my funk I think I’ll just go have a frozen pizza and watch a few movies. 80s movies. Bad comedies. Maybe some horror flicks. The kinds of movies where big-haired, heavily tarted-up wannabe-actresses show their tits for no reason other than that the script suggests they do so — and because they think the exposure will bring the kind of celluloid fame that