I’m from the Midwest:
According to a new survey from Men’s Health, the Midwest is best at having sex.
Of course, I’m from the upper Midwest, which just makes it that much better. And I think this explains the higher procurement of marital aids by those coasters. Not to mention that they’re mostly Democrats.
…testifies before fake lawmakers.
Yes, this will enhance their credibility going into the election.
Katherine Mangu-Ward has a blog post on yesterday’s presser, with a bonus link to The Onion.
…of the future. Three of them are space related. Actually, one of them I sort of do now. But it doesn’t pay very well…
I went over to El Segundo last week and did a PJTV interview with Instapundit about space policy. It’s up now.
…is unconstitutional.
I’d like to see a Constitutional amendment (or even a law) that after your third vote for legislation that is ruled unconstitutional, you’re automatically thrown out of office. And the same thing for presidents that sign such legislation. That might instill a little more respect, or at least remove people lacking it.
All the President’s creeps.
[Update a few minutes later]
I liked this comment:
Obama distrusts and/or despises the U.S. military, so he takes a job as Commander-in-Chief when two wars are ongoing.
Obama has little positive to say about America, so he takes a job where he is the Head of State of a nation he largely abhors.
Obama despises capitalism so he leads a nation that has a reputation as a paragon of capitalism and which built its prosperity on this economic system.
Obama, who perceives himself as black, is an academic racialist and sometime racist who wants to lead a nation that is two-thirds white.
Obama, who believes Western Civilization is ultimately the cause of all that is ill in the world, takes a job as chief executive of the nation that is preeminent in the Western world.
Obama, who is neither Christian nor Muslim and who attended an anti-Semitic church for 20 years, wants to lead a nation whose citizens are mostly Christian and whose history is steeped deeply with Judeo-Christian sensibilities.
Obama is thin-skinned and overly sensitive to criticism, so he takes a job where he is criticized every minute of every single day, all across the world, for some reason or another. Much of the criticism is ill-informed, but some of it is well-informed and cuts right to the bone.
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What could possibly go wrong?
The irony is amazing.
…that hold back progress in aging and health breakthroughs.
Joel Garreau, on environmentalism as religion. It has all the earmarks, and it’s the only one that’s allowed to be taught in the public schools. In fact, with so many adherents in government (and particularly among Democrats) you could even say that it’s a state-sponsored violation of the First Amendment.
Tom Blumer calls for it. I think it’s ridiculous that the presidential race runs for two years.