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Titties [Dan Collins]

I’m for ’em. Hey, you know what I’d love to do? Assrape Letterman with a baseball bat. Hahahahahahahaha. Geez, it was JUST A FREAKIN’ JOKE, OKAY?

Northern Tier US Year Without Summer [Dan Collins]

Jetskiers, Yankees, Global Warmists likely hardest hit: According to Long Range Expert Joe Bastardi, areas from the northern Plains into the Northeast will have a “year without a summer.” The jet stream, which is suppressed abnormally south this spring, is also suppressing the number of thunderstorms that can form. Drag. Joseph explains solar activity cycles to Pharaoh.

The Sorry Spectacle of Unrequited Blandishment [Dan Collins]

being a vomitous surfeit of Obamolatry in the press: You can’t blame powerful people for wanting to play the press to peddle self-perpetuating mythology. But you can blame the press, already suffocating under a massive pile of blame, guilt, heavy debt and sinking fortunes, for being played. Some of the time, it seems we’re even enthusiastically jumping into the pond without even being pushed. Is there an actual limit to

With Thanks to Ruth Bader Ginsburg [Dan Collins; UPDATE]

Yesterday, acting on behalf of the Supremes, she stayed the bankruptcy of Chrysler without comment. A more important development could hardly have occurred. The Obama administration argued that the US Supreme Court has no right to do so. The particular suit that she acted on, and there are several, was brought by the pension fund manager for the State of Indiana, who argued that this was an unprecedented government taking

Some Recent Stories I Haven’t Bothered To Post On [Dan Collins]

Whelan-Publius outing, 15 sexiest conservative new media women, Obamas’ date night in NYC, Michelle Obama at Eiffel Tower, Gordon Brown references Obama Beach, Al Gore employees sentenced to hard labor in North Korea, Sotomayor’s fractured ankle, Lebanon vote against Hezbollah (whether it represents “victory for (the universal referent) Obama), horrific murder of pregnant woman in Oregon for fetus/baby/unborn child by Facebook acquaintance, O’Reilly vs CNN w/regards to coverage of Pvt.

Larry Summers’ Resignation To Be Accepted [Dan Collins]

with sorrow, regret, thanks for services, time to focus on family, explore other avenues, be of greater service, stick in wheel well. Great piece by Erick Erickson on his too-populism.

Privileged Casualties [Dan Collins]

John McWhorter at Minding the Campus: A few weeks ago a teenaged pot dealer was shot dead in a Harvard dormitory. That alone was depressing enough. However, Harvard suspects a black senior, Chanequa Campbell, of an association with the pot dealer — Justin Cosby, also black — and last week was barred from her dormitory and prevented from graduating. Campbell grew up in the depressed Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, but

Cultivating the Fever Swamp [Dan Collins]

Melanie Phillips: Labour MPs are shocked that it is their own voters who have turned to the BNP. They are shocked because it is a mantra of the left that it stands in heroic and historic opposition to fascism. This is untrue. Both fascism and communism have their roots in counter-Enlightenment, obscurantist thinking which replaced reason by emotion, Judeo-Christian ethics by paganism, and the rejection of the primacy of the

Behind the Cult of Obama, and Its Future [Dan Collins]

Some constellations of signification seem memetically inevitable. So it is with the Cult of Obama. (being a Serr8d joint) On his visit to Egypt, Obama toured Giza, and jokingly compared himself with the carved imaged of a chief workman on one of the pyramid tombs. The pun was in the prominent ears. His guide chivalrously denied the comparison, stating that in his view, Obama better resembled the famous images of

Timing Is Everything [Dan Collins]

From the WaPo: The 170-page bill, still labeled a draft, is by far the most liberal approach to health-care reform being discussed in Washington and potentially is quite expensive. It does not identify how the expansion of health coverage would be paid for, except to require businesses to provide insurance for workers or pay penalties. After spending “scores of hours in the Kennedy workhorse meetings” that assembled a diverse range