That and more from Sen. Norm Coleman in the WSJ.

It’s Tuesday, it’s NFL season, and so it’s time for Gregg Easterbrook’s Tuesday Morning Quarterback.

All Bush voters beat their wives. Especially the women (I’m looking at you, Brenda Warner!).

Democrats are having fun claiming that new RNC head Ken Mehlman is gay. Err, I guess they’re anti-gay after being pro-gay or something.

James Joyner has a ton on Iran. Plus a scary caption contest.

Scott Ott on the Geneva convention.

It works a bit differently than here.

Now then, where’s the outrage?

Turns out Kerry was a bit of an amateur gangster as well.

Michele has a nearly Whittle-length defense of colored lights.

…is the anniversary of the UN passing Resolution 181, which created the state of Israel.

Bill O’Reilly claims Ra^ther was “slimed“. Whatever, Bill.

Tim Blair links two women who have them. One is Margo.

Lileks puts the lights up, which involves using the term “griswolded”. Beautiful.

Cox & Forkum’s second book is now available.

Ace explains the difference vis-a-vis dealing with al-Q.

Zarqawi is running scared. Ooh-rah!

Tim Blair has a case where it’s missing in action.

E. Nough looks into Palestinian politics.

Scott Ott knows how CBS can improve their news ratings.

Find out why it’s the scariest of all words at the DNC.

Tim Blair tries to find it.

Peace activists are threatening violence. That’s happened so much it’s played out now, but thanks anyway guys.

B.C. has a great piece on who *really* guarantees freedom. It ain’t the AP…

Sports Illustrated has online voting for Sportsman of the Year. Dean suggests Pat Tillman, and I couldn’t agree more.