Jonah Goldberg: Opponents of Arizona’s law believe government officials — i.e., cops — lack the judgment to enforce Arizona’s law. But at the same time, they believe other officials can make snap judgments about who deserves a job or a superior education based on skin color. Given this inconsistency, one has to wonder: Is the objection to the law that it won’t work, or that it will? Come now, Jonah.

Jonah Goldberg: Opponents of Arizona’s law believe government officials — i.e., cops — lack the judgment to enforce Arizona’s law. But at the same time, they believe other officials can make snap judgments about who deserves a job or a superior education based on skin color. Given this inconsistency, one has to wonder: Is the objection to the law that it won’t work, or that it will? Come now, Jonah.

Much to be thankful for today, not the least of which is that, as NPR reminds us, “Americans Don’t Fall for Spin During a Crises”. So. Along with mothers, we’ve got that going for us. Which is always nice.

Much to be thankful for today, not the least of which is that, as NPR reminds us, “Americans Don’t Fall for Spin During a Crises”. So. Along with mothers, we’ve got that going for us. Which is always nice.