— does this mean I shouldn’t get too excited about today’s NFL draft, then? Most importantly, will the New World Order will make my ass look fat? (thanks to JHo)

If you promise to stay right like that for, say, thirty seconds? — I’m pretty sure I can finish this up on my own, honey.

I’ve thought that the birth certificate issue was a political broad axe, created by Axelrod and wielded by the campaign to cut off discussion of the man who is Barack Obama. The core Alinskyite political tool is ridicule. The press conference this morning was the money shot in a multi-year induced ridicule campaign, designed to conflate and discredit people who want to know anything about the mind, the thinking, the

Jeffrey Lord, American Spectator: Obamaflation has arrived, and this is what it looks like. Milk. A gallon of skim. At the local Giant in Central Pennsylvania: January 11, 2011: $3.20 February 28, 2011: $3.24 March 6, 2011: $3.34 April 23. 2011: $3.48 That would be a 28 cent rise in a mere 102 days, from January to April of this year. The third year of the Obama misadventure. Then there’s

A plurality of Americans are down with Ryan’s Medicare reforms: The CBS News/New York Times poll is thought to skew a little to the left due to its tendency to oversample Democrats. That’s why Washington insiders sat up and took notice on Good Friday, when the poll reported that a plurality of Americans actually approve of GOP Rep. Paul Ryan’s Medicare reforms. A startling 47% approved of changing Medicare from

No, not literally. But, well — Yes, you read that right. Democrats in Massachusetts admitted that Scott Walker had the right idea all along. In fact, the Commonwealth believes that the ability to manage health care coverage will save taxpayers $100 million in the next budget year. And in another nod to Wisconsin, the House held their vote at 11:30 last night, hoping to avoid the kind of demonstrations that

And the truth shall set you free! Politico: Obama said in a brief appearance before the cameras Wednesday morning that he decided on the release because the conspiracy theory over where he was born had eclipsed the debate on the budget. “We do not have time for this kind of silliness,” Obama told reporters. “I’ve got better stuff to do.” Like golf. And campaign. And throw parties. And golf. And

True. And predictable: the administration inflates the dollar, closes off drilling, and makes sure we’re importing 70% of our fuel, which is tied to the inflated dollar. This produces “record profits” for the oil industry, allowing the administration to scapegoat them and peg them as a target of class warfare. To punish this supposed avarice, he takes away their “subsidies” (read: tax breaks; read: business incentives) and transfers those to,

True. Now what?

Listen to the rhetoric. And realize, these are the people who were standing side by side with union bosses and Wisconsin protesters — the people who stand side by side with this administration (and who this administration continues to shield and protect at the expense of the actual middle class). The top 1% contribute nothing, says Brian Becker. They are essentially vermin. Honestly. Would it be so bad if they