I guess Egyptians not wanting to live under the boot of Islamists didn’t get Obama’s message that he would prefer his friends in the Muslim Brotherhood retain power. Nor did the Egyptian military ignore the will of the Egyptian people under threat by Obama to cut off military aid should they help in the overthrow of the organization whose stated mission is the destruction of the West, from both inside

This being the “hard-core fundies and so-called ‘constitutionalists’ aren’t going to vote for us anyway, so we may as well start sticking it to those bitterclingers sooner rather than later” plank of the wildly popular, progressive Valerie Jarrett / Obamaco “we’ll decide when the law is the law, plebes” platform. Reached for comment, Chief Justice John Roberts muttered something about the appearance of bipartisanship and deference to executive privilege, then

Question:  when is the law the law? Answer:  When the dictator says it is.  Now shut up. The Obama administration will delay a crucial provision of its signature health-care law, giving businesses an extra year to comply with a requirement that they provide their workers with insurance. The government will postpone enforcement of the so-called employer mandate until 2015, after the congressional elections, the administration said yesterday. Under the provision,

I think just about everyone — regardless of political affiliation — knew that the consequences of Alec Baldwin’s homophobic rant would be negligible, and that he’d be forgiven by politically liberal gay activist groups:  after all, all one need do, on the left, to immunize oneself from the consequences of his or her personal hatreds, no matter how ugly they are upon reveal, is agree to join in with a