Another Joyner?

OTB’s James Joyner says he’s got a new daughter. He’s got pics up, too.

Many congrats, James. Now at the very least, you’ve got another reason to party tonight.

Beating up on Glenn Greenwald (And Socky the Sockpuppet)  is perhaps passe, being such an obvious and easy target. But damn it, it’s so much FUN… as Jules demonstrates so well:

The Other McCain has been graced with a Greenwald

John Hawkins over at Right Wing News notes the passage of an event that frankly I didn’t figure on for another week or two…

Barack Obama  and the left side of the blogosphere have had their first real spat over

Larrey  Anderson at The American Thinker  has an excellent piece up today. Here’s a taste:

Even atheists are religious. They have a dogma (God does not exist) and they have a vast number of rituals. (Most of their rituals involve

Posted by Patrick Appel, quest blogging on Daily Dish, Miss Andrea Sullivan’s blog, with respect to her obsession with proving Trig Palin to be a bastard::

I don’t believe Sarah Palin is capable of pulling off such a cover-up. And,

I wish this guy issued transcripts.

I was wondering, Billy.
The only reason I didn’t call you was because I checked my tick sheet and your name came up a year ago. So, I kinda figured…

Kudos to John Hawkins.
I’ve spent some time the last few days tossing notes together for this sort of post, but Hawkins beat me to it:

…the GOP absolutely cannot build a successful political party around “moderates.”

Why is that

A happy Birthday to Billy Beck. Have a good one today, man… and talk to Priss about the present we got you…

David Kope who writes with the Volokh boys, says this morning:

Earlier this year, Eric Holder–along with Janet Reno and several other former officials from the Clinton Department of Justice–co-signed an amicus brief in District of Columbia v. Heller.

James at OTB is saying:

Senator Ted Stevens, who looked to have narrowly won re-election to the Senate weeks after being convicted on felony corruption charges, has now apparently lost as absentee ballots are slowly counted.

Sen. Ted Stevens, the

McQ over at Q&O points up a source of power we haven’t been using as much as we should; Tidal forces.

With 12,383 miles of US coastline, this seems like a technology which would make sense for both development and

In the mail, just now:

Not too long ago Chuck Adkins sent you an invite to join the Scour search
community and your invite is still open!

Heh. I’ll just bet it is.

Oh, you don’t remember Chucky?

Here’s a

Billy Beck:

“Great” Britain

It killed Baby P. The actual murder was bought and paid for out of state benevolence.

That kid was only seventeen months old, and the people ostensibly charged with responsibility for looking out for him

I note Saint Andrew the Incontinent, this morning:

“I do think that comparing Obama’s proposals for voluntary service to the forced labor marches in building the White Sea-Baltic canal by Stalin is absurd. But it is also deeply insulting