…whether or not this blog is serious, or if it’s a put-up job by someone to make the anti-war types seem even dumber than many of them are. It drips of stupidity from every corner, even to the title itself (“…the most important issue of all time, ever: The Iraq war being wrong”).

Either way, it’s entertaining reading.

[after reading a bit more]

The more I read, the more I’m compelled to believe that it’s a spoof. If it’s not, the author is (as one commenter noted) suffering from some site-specific brain lesion.

[Update a little later]

I should warn that reading too much of this site will have a deleterious effect on your IQ. I think mine plunged about twenty points in as many minutes. It was fun, though.

If anyone doubts that the Dems have no coherent response to the Swift Boat Vets, other than ad hominem hysteria, read this CNN transcript.

Many forget, but one of the things (besides Ross Perot, and the bogus supermarket scanner story, and his seeming unfeeling toward those who felt that the recovering economy wasn’t recovering fast enough) that resulted in George Herbert Walker Bush’s loss of his second term, was the limp response of the Federal Emergency Management Agency to Hurricane Andrew in the summer of 1992 before the election, in southern Florida. If his son is smart, he’ll have FEMA ready to aid the Gulf Coast immediately this weekend, if Charlie is even a small fraction as devastating as many are predicting.

[Update at noon Pacific Friday]

Welcome, Corner readers. It occurs to me that this is now likely to be worse than Andrew was, in terms of property damage. It’s at least as strong a storm, and there’s a lot more population in the current track. The Gulf Coast hasn’t been hit in over forty years, and there are a lot more people living there now than in the early sixties. It’s very likely to set a new record for financial losses from a natural disaster.