This is terrible.  I’m . . . I’m searching for a metaphor that will encompass the betrayal . . . it’s . . . it’s as if he drove women’s aspirations off a bridge and left them there to drown.

I know! Let’s remake Bridget Loves Bernie! A Wall Street stockbroker fears for her life after she rebuffed a Brooklyn imam she met on a Muslim dating Web site. In an explosive $50 million lawsuit that blows the lid off the wacky world of Muslim dating in New York, Cherine Allaithy alleges the religious leader promised he would make her one of four future wives and boasted of a cousin

Janet Reno endorses Clinton Wonder who’s going to get the coveted Michael Brown endorsement.

Michelle Malkin profiles  Jerry Perenchio, a National Finance Co-Chair of the McCain 2008 campaign and the billionaire founder of Spanish-language media conglomerate, Univision.  MM notes that Perenchio funded the opposition to California’s Prop. 227, which dismantled “bilingual education,” as well as the opposition to Prop. 187, the measure banning social services to illegal aliens. She also notes in passing that before jumping ship to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s gubernatorial campaign, he was the

author embraces Obama. UPDATE: this illiterate twat thinks there’s something racist about this post.  Have you ever read Tar Baby, you philistine?

Holy shit!  I musta blacked out! I feel like Rip van Winkle! How did Romney die?

It’s become commonplace to conclude that those who disagree with us politically are out of their minds. How else could we explain the fact that – in our eyes – their positions are so catastrophically wrong? überconservative Michael Savage has argued for years that liberalism is a form of mental illness. Georgetown law professor Rosa Brooks says President Bush should be committed. Others have called Mr. Bush a madman. “I

With Tuesday’s Florida Democratic primary in flux, the Monday morning dish on the Dems is a pudding without a theme.  Well, maybe there’s a dash of theme. This morning, the New York Times remains on Clinton Disillusionment Syndrome watch: Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign team, seeking to readjust after her lopsided defeat in South Carolina and amid a sense among many Democrats that Mr. Clinton had injected himself clumsily into the

During the homestretch of the Florida primary, Sen. John McCain has picked up the endorsements of Sen. Mel Martinez and Gov. Charlie Crist.  As previously noted, some endorsements matter beyond the momentary flicker they create on television screens and computer monitors.  An endorser can provide contacts, fundraising and even organization to an endorsee. In this case, the main — and perhaps only — significant benefit these endorsements give McCain is

this headline this morning: Presidential Candidate to Make Springfield Stop To stop what? Certainly the answer must be of some moment to at least some of the inhabitants of that community. This is the sort of thing that better proofreading can (dare I say it?) stop. Meanwhile, those poor Springfielders are suspended on tenterhooks. Most uncomfortable.