An excellent, well-stated argument against amnesty: it’s really just corporate welfare.

That seems odd considering they came out of the gates swinging at the Power Line guys.

Because why not?

Tereza better start vetting his statements or something.

Of course he is.

LOL. I guess they didn’t vet the guy before putting him on the air.

I’m going to guess the vote will pass but we’ll see.

Very interesting, if not all that unexpected.

They denied him a full professorship in spite of piles of awards and high marks because he converted from atheism to Christianity.

And of course he doesn’t see a problem with that.

It’s good to know America’s Royal Families are out and about, isn’t it?

Because of regulations she can’t sell it for food, so she has to settle for getting it stuffed.

More bad news for the gun grabbers.

In which a columnist for Slate suggests using the Prop 8 data to get everyone who donated for it fired. (He’s not entirely serious, by the way, but is making a good point: where does it end?).

It’s pretty much exactly what you think, except funnier.

And why nobody’s raising a peep about their planned buyout of Time Warner Cable. (It’s unclear why establishment Republicans are going along too. They get no support from Comcast/NBC, and opposing an already well-hated cable company would be one hell of a populist issue).

Yeah, that dog isn’t gonna hunt.

In which the truth that there isn’t any goes all comedic.

That’d be because there weren’t any. Although she could’ve answered “at least I’m not Kerry”.

Delicious.

As with the Dick Durban story, it’s nice to see the Catholic hierarchy actually speaking out.

That’s 13,000 people who no longer have healthcare, to use the Democrats’ phraseology.

Nice to see the Catholic Church actually cracking down on pro-abortion Democrats.

Nice to see the media do their job occasionally.

Bonus IRS misconduct: they leaked the records that got Brandon Eich tossed out of Mozilla.

That means for him that his policies are working.