EJ Dionne, lies by omission. Of course, in Dionne’s defense, he had to lie. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have a point to make. Q.E.D.! (h/t sdferr)

But we need cap and trade. For the children! Because air pollution, it turns out, may be the cause of autism. Ahem. And you thought they’d just give up… (h/t Rush Limbaugh Show)

First: Listen to the first fifteen minutes (at least) of yesterday’s Mark Levin show. Second: come back and tell me if you believe Levin is overstating things. I have one nitpick: when Levin talks about the ways progressives “interpret” the Constitution, he doesn’t allow for the fact that they are, from a linguistic perspective, doing more than merely “manipulating” it. They are in fact rewriting it. One cannot simply bracket

Yes, I find it ironic that Mr Rove would fret over cronyism — he seemed pretty upset about TEA Party types crashing his GOP establishment’s ranks, after all — but in this case he’s perfectly on point: In September, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius began granting waivers to companies that provided workers “mini-med” coverage—low-cost plans with low annual limits on what the insurance will pay out. This followed announcements by some

Are there any legitimate Lancet studies? Don’t answer. Rhetorical question. (thanks to TerryH)