Heh:

…Clinton campaign spokesman Mo Elliethee told Fox News:

From John Leo:

“Hundreds of pages, without exception, are about how to indoctrinate students,” school of education professor Jan Blits told the campus student paper, the Review. “What’s surprising is how open they are about it.” Blits acquired the papers from the residence life program by simply asking for them. Kathleen Kerr, the director of residential life for the university “was so proud of the program she just handed them over,” he said. Blits, head of the university’s chapter of the National Association of Scholars, and another professor at the school of education, Linda Gottfredson, have been cooperating with FIRE to get the story out. Gottfredson said: “Residential Life has the whole person and they try to change beliefs – the heart and soul of a person – which is exactly what totalitarian institutions do. This is a national issue and FIRE is not finished.”

Yes, of course they’re proud of the program. They’re just upset that anyone else sees anything wrong with it. After all, why should they have any shame in teaching students “correct” thoughts? Isn’t that their job as educators?

Such self righteousness is how totalitarians get to be totalitarians.

…whom I’ve met and, despite our many political differences, usually seems a sensible individual.

What is a “wingnut”? Everyone at his site seems to toss the term around as though it’s obvious that some is and some ain’t, and who they are (sort of like “neocon”).

And what criteria were used to relegate the blogger nominees in this post to that category? For instance, how does Glenn Reynolds make the cut?

Am I one? If so, why?

By a New Jersey Democrat Senator?

I’m shocked, shocked. Who could even imagine such a thing?

I mean, Nancy Pelosi told me herself that the “Culture of Corruption” would end once the Democrats were in charge. Or did I mishear her?

“One caller from Oklahoma City said that ‘the questions

Noted whack-job Dennis Kucinich questioning George Bush’s mental health.

Steven Green:

I stopped voting Libertarian for local candidates, leaving lots of blanks on my ballot. Next year, I

Gee, maybe they need giant paper mache puppets. That always gets press coverage:

A group of 12 students chose to wear empty holsters to class this week at the University of Idaho as part of the nationwide protest.

Aled Baker, a junior, said he loses his constitutional right to protect himself and others when he steps on campus.

“It’s null and void when you go on campus,” the mechanical engineering student said.

Baker, a sportsman and hunter, has a license to carry a concealed handgun and hopes the protest will get people talking about the issue.

The Second Amendment continues to be the one that dare not speak its name.

And the Brady bunch stands in for Bull Connor and George Wallace.

“You don’t like the fact that you can’t have a gun on your college campus? Drop out of school,” said Peter Hamm, a spokesman for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence.

Disarming law-abiding citizens today, disarming law-abiding citizens tomorrow, disarming law-abiding citizens forever.

Michael Barone says that it’s not 2006 any more.

“Crooks And Liars” lives up to its name. At least the “Liars” part.