Civility! Comity! Working together! — If the end result we’re working together toward is socialized medicine, that is. Which, if you think about it, is nothing more than an “investment” in our bureaucracies, stimulating their growth. What, did you misunderstand the President’s message last evening?

Well, that’s kinda harsh, isn’t it? Couldn’t we just go with “homage”? Or “postmodern” re-imagining…? (h/t Mark Levin)

Let’s roll. Or rule. Either way.

…and, as bh says in his email pointing me to the video, takes turns kicking the President in the nuts:

     “Hi. I’d like nine thousand, nine hundred skeeball tickets, please. And a fun-size Snickers bar.” ~ finis ~

Michelle Malkin isn’t buying Obama’s latest call for additional “investment” in education. And who can blame her? The US already spends more on education per person than “any other of the the 34 wealthiest countries in the world,” save Switzerland — who throws in skiing and modeling lessons, and courses in yodeling and chocolate-making. Okay, so maybe I made that last bit up. Writes Malkin: Obama’s fiscal year 2011 budget

Avik Roy, writing at The Corner: For those who see the Congressional Budget Office as the most accurate arbiter of future deficit projections, it’s worth noting that its latest projection for the 2011 budget deficit is $1.5 trillion, or 9.8 percent of GDP. If you don’t find that number astounding on its own merits, note that total projected revenues for 2011 are $2.2 trillion. In other words, taxes would have

From the Thomas J. Pyle, President of the Institute for Energy Research: The President’s efforts to “make electricity prices necessarily skyrocket” failed with cap-and-trade; his decision to lock up natural resources in the Gulf Coast was met with resounding opposition; his Administration’s threats to use the EPA to target the forms of affordable, reliable energy they dislike have been met with nothing but dismay; the ever-increasing subsidies for unproven, unreliable,

…didn’t keep him from spouting post-SOTUS hate speech. “They”, Mr. Paul? The “other side”? Why not just call them coolies and be done with it? Racist. I SAID GOOD DAY, SIR!