Well, ain't that news?

Communications Corruption at the White House:

"Some journalists seem to be putting their self interest above their responsibilities to the public as well as their employers."

Someone shove this down Mikey Moore's throat....

Stating The Obvious:

"I'm always surprised people can ignore the most obvious economic lessons of the 20th Century: statism slows productivity growth, and in the end productivity growth is more important than anything else (GDP is just population x productivity). You're about ten times better off being in the lowest quartile of the rich, unequal United States than a median forcibly equalized Cuban or North Korean, and the poorest U.S. state has a higher PPP GDP per capita than most of the Western European social democracies."

But isn't that a good thing?

Jonah Goldberg:

"Fossil fuels aren’t going anywhere for at least a few decades. Even if we don’t drill, other countries certainly will. No country in the world with significant oil or gas resources is abstaining from exploiting them — except for America. Environmentalists say that makes us a leader; the rest of the world says that makes us a sucker."

You'd think, wouldn't you? But no such luck...

Reason Magazine:

"....when one ascends to the position of New York Times columnist, ignorance is an unconvincing excuse ..."

You don't say....

Companies Push to Repeal Provision of Health Reform:

"“...a serious mistake that is having negative and unintended consequences.”"

Just what I was thinking....

New World’s Record for Chutzpah: Obama’s Seder:

"Can any Jew with a smidgeon of self-respect or affection for Israel think that having a president say “Next year in Jerusalem!” while sitting at a table with matzo and macaroons makes up for policies that treat the 200,000 Jews living in the post-1967 Jewish neighborhoods of their own ancient capital as illegal settlers on stolen land?"