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The Wall Street Journal doesn’t think highly of Ann Coulter’s attempt to whitewash Joe McCarthy. (Our “official” position here? I like Ann quite a bit considering she’s a lawyer. But I think she’s gone around the bend on this ghost McCarthy business.)

Gay marriage is legal in Canada. Yet almost none of them are doing it. As usual, it seems that the gay activists are well and truly out of touch with the population they claim to represent. (Substitute in “Jesse Jackson” and “African-American” for another example of this syndrome.

An American, a Frenchman, and a Dutchman are arrested in Saudi Arabia for possession of alcohol. Hilarity ensues.

An Italian government official has done his part to help flush the EU by referring to the Germans as “hyper-nationalistic blondes”. Schroeder is furious, of course. Probably because he has a court order prohibiting news organizations from speculating if he dyes his hair (I am not making this up).

Jonah Goldberg uses George Steinbrenner and Doctor Strange to explain why. (And actually, have those two been seen together in public?).

A new tape purporting to be Osama has been released. On the tape, “Osama” says the recently released tape claiming to be Saddam is fake. This is seriously funny.

(PS for the pedantic: Yes, Borowitz is a humor site. A very funny one too

The libertarian Cato Institute adds up the damage Bush has done in new laws and bigger government. It’s not pretty. Can we get Frank’s Bush as President instead?

The recap of last Saturday’s Trading Spaces is right about here. Fear not fans of snark, Deborah and Professor Frink are back “behind the wheel”.

The US Ambassador to Israel knows what’s up with the Pallies and their parade of “moderate” “leaders”.

Spike Lee dropped his lawsuit against TNN, clearing them to change their name to “Spike TV”. I think he realized that not only was he going to lose, but public opinion thought he was a dumbass.

DANEgerus attempts to provoke some trolls. No real bites yet though.

David Horowitz takes on America haters, including Norman Mailer.

Donks attempt their own versions of Bush’s “Bring it on” taunt.

Bill Quick examines Howard Dean.

Buck the Marine has a special public service announcement.

Even Reuters is having problems spinning Bush’s trip to Africa.

Misha Fisks the UN.