This is Gloria Allred. Some sexual harassment is more equal than others. Evidently.

Jim Pethokoukis, AEI: Sure, America has the second highest corporate tax rate among advanced economies. But few pay the headline rate, right? For instance, liberal advocacy group Citizens for Tax Justice just released a report noting that 30 U.S. corporations paid no income taxes to Uncle Sam for the years 2008-2010. (The always excellent Tax Foundation pokes several holes in that study.) But guess what, the effective average tax rate

Plus, have you seen the way he smiles, all slow and such? He’s Mandingo. Robin Givhan, Daily Beast: Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain has been trying to shut down the unsavory story line that he sexually harassed at least two female co-workers while heading the National Restaurant Association from 1993 to 1996, by proclaiming that he was “falsely accused” and suggesting that he’s the victim of a witch hunt, a

OCCUPY IRONY! Exit question: if you can stuff 15 floppy-shoed clowns into a VW Bug, how many VW Bugs will it take to shuttle “the 99%” out of Zuccotti Park and back to Westchester? (h/t Weasel Zippers)

The timing is probably just coincidental.

First, let me say that I very much liked the format — and my wife, whom I made watch it with me (SEXUAL HARASSMENT!) said after that she learned a whole lot more than she thought she would. The format was far more useful for vetting a potential President than is the soundbite format the mainstream media prefers — the end result of the latter being that an activist press

“The hour’s late. The time is now. And the nation needs you like never before.” Think about it: what the OccupyDC mob tried to overrun last evening was in essence a call for the restoration of individual freedom and autonomy. That is to say, the mob was, by its actions, actually protesting against unalienable rights and the rule of law — the fundamental building blocks of a society that offers

Rogue. (h/t Mark Levin)

He also suggests that multiple complaints suggest a pattern of sexual harassment. “Where there’s smoke, there’s fire,” he noted. Best I can tell, the question over the nature of the type of settlement — the former NRA Board head said he thought these severance agreements, a fact also reported by the NYT — and the suggestion that Cain knew specifics of the allegation, are the only two big takeaways from

Racist: Washington Democrats constantly demand tax increases because they are addicted to Big Government. How else to account for Obama’s repeated declarations that “we can’t wait” for Congress to pass another $449 billion economic stimulus jobs program, even though the previous one under Obama poured $757 billion down a rat hole without putting a dent in America’s near-depression levels of unemployment. The latest Democratic jobs program would be “paid for”