WSJ Cornacopia

• The Unseen Carbon Agenda - WSJ
• Where the New Jobs Are - WSJ
• Private Social Security Accounts Still a Good Idea - WSJ
• House Afire - WSJ

What Is This, Venezuela?

I'd say that I'm shocked, but I'm really not. After seeing how corrupt the Senate election was here in MN that got Al Franken "selected, not elected" to use the liberal manta from 2000, nothing shocks me anymore. It looks like the shenanigans are only now beginning:

• Reid Gets Help at Ballot Box - Fox 5 Vegas
• Voter Reports Problems with Ballot Machines - Sun Journal
• No Residency Requirement to Vote in AZ - Pueblo Politics
• Military Absentee Ballots Still a Problem - Fox55 Illinois
• Glitch in Illinois Vote System - ABC7 Chicago
• Daytona Commissioner Charged with Fraud - WFTV Orlando

Obama Continues to Act Inept

Lots of good stuff here today. We got articles about the oil spill to why trying terrorists in civilian court will never work.

• Obama, Not Competent or Not Candid? - Heritage
• Judge Strikes Down Witness - NYTimes

And I had to throw this one in again because its just so good. Anytime you hear a liberal say that "Bush's Wars" are the reason we are creating such a monstrous debt you can tell them they are full of it. No doubt, wars are expensive, but not nearly as expensive as Obama's social agenda.

• Stimulus Costs More than Iraq War - Washington Examiner

Felon Voters in Minnesota

I documented this quite extensively over a year ago about how corrupt the recount process was here in MN for the Senate seat ultimately won by Al Franken. There were allegations of dead people voting and voter rolls being out of date. Well, it appears now that on top of Mark Ritchie playing fast and loose with the rules of the recount, he also didn't do his job keeping convicted felons from voting.