Yeah? Well frankly, Obama values his visit more than he does the time and efforts of the local town whom he graced with his presence. Which is one of the advantages to putting yourself in charge of setting market values, I guess. FOX: The Democratic National Committee has informed a Connecticut town it will not be reimbursed for the thousands of dollars the city spent on costs for President Obama’s

I’m outraged! No word yet from Karl Rove or Rich Lowry demanding she step down from her role as First Lady — nor, to my knowledge, has Hugh Hewitt commented on her dubious and decidedly improper adherence to her Christian faith. Tic-tock tic-tock, fellas. Else, how will we know if our outrage is justified?

Looks like I had it right the first time, and that Reuters was doing some massaging of the facts. There’s a shocker. Forward! (thanks to Dale P)

Many of you keep sending me Levin links as if Levin’s words are magic. Yes, I’m a huge supporter of his. But no, his words are not gospel. In the 2010 cycle, Levin backed TEA Party candidates and defended candidates like Sharron Angle and Christine O’Donnell when many others wouldn’t — when many others, in fact, were making the argument that such candidates, voted on by the primary voters of

And Claire McCaskill will be all for it. Meanwhile, the GOP establishment says it will withhold money for her Republican opponent’s campaign — and are right now busy collecting signatures and blurbs and various other forms of OUTRAGE that will be used by the left to help shame moderates or conservative Dems into remaining on the PC plantation come election day. Because, you know, this election is just too important!

me: “Hot out, ain’t it? Probably that global warming.” person I don’t know but was being friendly with: “Probably.” me: “Heh. Wait, are you being serious?” person I don’t know but was being friendly with: “Of course. You weren’t?” me: “No.” person I don’t know but was being friendly with: “Wow. Really? In this political climate? No offense, pal, but you should drop out of the Senate race immediately. The

Replace “Limbaugh” with “Akin.” I don’t have the motivation any longer.

That is, before I agree to pile on along with all the Right Thinking People — who, time and time and time again, it seems to me, can’t climb over each other fast enough to express OUTRAGE and then distance themselves from something potentially / ostensibly controversial (or, to hear them tell it, far beyond the pale) uttered by a fellow rightleaner, thereby proving themselves not one of those kinds