For instance, Glenn Reynolds links an open letter from a very concerned libertarian (tell me: how are the libertarians going to feel when Ron Paul sends his delegates to Romney in exchange for some sort of quid pro quo?), who needs conservatives to know that Rick Santorum is a big government stooge, a guy who — just like Romney! Imagine that coincidence! — backed legislation approved by Ted Kennedy: Rick

Reached for comment, Ann Coulter reminded “all the TEA Party hypocrites” eager to question Romney on such revelations, that the majority of Catholics vote Democrat, so any complaint from “hypocrite Papists” about their First Amendment rights being violated are necessarily canceled out by their “hypocritical embrace of leftist hypocrisy.” And if she didn’t say that, just wait.

…according to actress, model, Democrat activist, and erstwhile Sean Penn fuck pet Scarlett Johansson, who at a Vogue fundraiser for Obama criticized Santorum’s sleeveless knit-wear, praised the “casual, cool style” of the first couple, noted that Republicans “are all so unfashionable,” then sniffed that she won’t be attending fashion shows this year because, well, she’s just low key when it comes to such materialist showcases. Materialist showcases like, say, a

Which, while suggestive, is not particularly dispositive with respect to public sentiment. Whereas conservative stalwart John Boehner’s having taken to the floor of Congress to pledge an overturn of the mandate is a much better indicator of public opinion — because we all know that, without some compelling internal polling data telling GOP leadership where they should stand on the issue, John Boehner would just keep his mouth shut and

Per Harry Reid, if the government is not free to regulate IP providers and private networks, the terrorists will have won. And by terrorists, Reid of course means private property holders and an erstwhile free people. At least, that’s my takeaway. Though I admit I may be a bit biased. (thanks to geoffB)

Why, of course not. The only victories that matter, when we’re dealing with an “inevitable” nominee, are those he wins. Which number is less than the wins by at least one opponent whose victories don’t matter. His not being inevitable and all — and so can be dismissed as a one-off winner who has now won one-off victories in more states than has the frontrunner. Who is a frontrunner not

Less about fidelity to the historical Jesus, more about the way Chocolate Jesus and his progressive Utopian cronies are working to gut the Constitution and the civil society to impose the Statist model of centralized government onto a once free people. Unfortunately, I can’t find an embed code, so you’ll have to watch the video off site. Here’s how the Greeley Tribune reported on the speech that helped lead to

I have my son’s wrestling awards banquet to go to this evening, but you all are welcome to hang here and gripe, cheer, whinny, whinge, exalt, extol, exhale, rejoice, rejoinder, regurgitate, &tc., over the results of the caucuses and primaries as they become clear. Remember: Mitt Romney isn’t worried, and in fact he isn’t even trying in those states he may not win. So the results are unimportant. — unless

Proposition 8, California’s rejection of same-sex marriage, ruled unconstitutional by a vote of 2-to-1. Based on nothing in the Constitution. By two would-be philosopher kings who have presumed to ignore the Constitutional right of people of a sovereign state to determine the laws, duly passed, of their state, provided those laws don’t run afoul of constitutional protections. Of which the “Right to Marry Whomever You Wish (provided it’s only one

Meh, even if it’s so, these aren’t important states. Just ask Mitt. Of course, that doesn’t mean Romney won’t spend some significant cabbage smearing Santorum as a big spending liberal in those meaningless states regardless. After all, what’s the point of having all that campaign money if you can’t use it offhandedly to trash a guy as insufficiently conservative who, while you were running as an “independent” “progressive” eager to