Hi, all. Just a quick note to let you know that I’ll be taking off early in the AM to head to Loveland for the youth Regional wrestling tournament, where my son will be competing for a chance to advance to the State tournament. I’m proud that Satch made it this far in only his second year of wrestling — and while I don’t think he’s quite experienced enough to

EXT DAYTIME, COMEDY CENTRAL / DNC HEADQUARTERS DNC MEDIA CHIEF: We have 4,332 magic underwear jokes for Romney, if it’s Newt we’re going to re-animate Chris Farley, Tina Fey’s contractually obligated to have her cock put back on to play Ron Paul if he wins, and if it’s Santorum…. COMEDY CENTRAL EXECUTIVE: Yes? DNC MEDIA CHIEF: We’re putting new censors in at the FCC; YOU won’t have a problem ridiculing

— though doing so reveals just how much our Constitution has already been degraded and deconstructed. Still, hurray for small victories, right? “Supreme Court delivers a knockout punch to the White House”: Wednesday the United States Supreme Court delivered a knockout blow to the White House in the cause of religious liberty. Chief Justice John Roberts, writing for a unanimous court swatted away the government’s claim that the Lutheran Church

Wow. Talk about ingratitude! The same activist media who has buried his past relationships, refuses to find his transcripts, covers for his numerous and frequent mistakes and misstatements, and has been a cheerleading propaganda arm for the entirety of his radical redistributionist, authoritarian agenda — this is who Obama is going to blame for being seen as aloof? Shit, man. May as well have the Secret Service round up Pinch

First, this: “House, Senate Postpone Piracy Bills Under Pressure”: Capping a dramatic week of protests and legislative maneuvering, leaders in the Senate and the House announced on Friday that they are backing off efforts to pass a pair of controversial bills to crack down on foreign websites that use pirated content. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., announced that he will postpone a cloture vote on the Senate’s Protect IP