Nightly Ramble Monday

Welcome, one and all to the most intense nightly read anywhere on the sphere… the BitsBlog Nightly Ramble

• FIRST, THIS SNARK:  From Reynolds:
  

  POLL: Tea Party 48, Obama 44.

  Best headline: Tea Party More Popular Than Obama, Frank Rich

Prelude, from Jeff Poor., Newsbusters:

[Eve] ENSLER: Well, I just think the idea that she [Sarah Palin] doesn’t believe in global warming is bizarre.

[Joy] BEHAR: Every scientist at every note believes in it but Sarah Palin doesn’t believe

The Snark of the Day, video:

Hat tip: Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit.

Now we know why Barack Obama relies on thie teleprmpter.

Snark of the Day, from Liz  Cheney’s Keep America Safe, video:

Hat tip:  Ben Smith, Politico.

Devastating!

Ok Keith Olbermann is an arrogant ass, but even an ass can have his day.   Olbermann goes off against Harry Reid health care mandate, albeit for the wrong reasons:

Olbermann is right that the a health care mandate is illegal.

Some parishioners in the Church of Obama discovered last week that their spiritual leader is a false prophet.

Dana Milbank: Washington Post.

We shall fight in the air, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields, we shall fight in the hills — for 18 months. Then we start packing for home.

Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post.

Look in the mirror, Mr. President, for why jobs aren’t rebounding

Betsy Newmark, Betsy’s Page.

Mrs. Newmark may not be an economist, but she is married to one.     I felt some commnet the president’s ecomonic summi dog and pony

Sullivan’s entire ad hominem conclusion — that my views are animated by nothing but the basest, most corrupt partisan motives — turned out to be a complete invention based on his inability to read dates.

Hat tip: Mark Hemmingway, Washington

Welcome, one and all to the most intense nightly read anywhere on the ‘sphere…The BitsBlog Nightly Ramble

We’re in November already. The kids around here spent evening before last one drink from door to door demanding candy or what

When it comes to dealing with Wall Street, President Obama seems to have traded in his position as our economy’s commander-in-chief for a different role: pundit-in-chief. He and his top advisors are suddenly very big on urging, advocating, recommending, strongly

Barack Obama may believe that his incessant whining about all the challenges his predecessor left him lets America know how tough he has it. The danger to his presidency is that it can sound awfully like “I’m not up to

Much like the proverbial dog chasing the car, now that Obama has caught the throne, he doesn’t know what to do with it.

William A. Jacobson, Legal Insurrection.

How easy did these people think it was going to be when they decided to elect a man whose resume fits nicely on a postage stamp to the highest office in the land?

Racism?  No.  Incompetence with a capital “I.” 

Honey, even a nitwit knows that when a president must hire out his real job to 32 czars, he was never CEO material

Kyle-Anne Shiver, American Thinker