*Obamanomics Supporters-Cracks in the Dike, by Larry Elder.

*Neg. 8, and falling.  Excuse me while I shaden my freude. 

*The High School Valedictorian Presidency, by T.K. Farrow.

“Yes, the president is an idealist. He’s a peace and love man of the highest order trying to remake the world. But idealism without intellect is a waste of time and energy, at best, and has the potential to create multiple catastrophes. When Barack Obama speaks, the emanating sound is that of a high school valedictorian who thinks he knows so much more than he actually does — but is too young to realize how little he knows.”

*Obama Can’t Be Trusted With Numbers, by Karl Rove.

*Seven Rules for a Republican Victory in 2012, by Jennifer Rubin.

*The Dumbing Down of Democracy, by Daniel Henninger.

“Letting genuine democratic aspirants in places like Iran and Honduras lose in front of a watching world will exact a price. The United States and the other John Locke democracies are in an active, long-term competition with fake democrats over whose politics governs the next century.”

*Spread Freedom?  Not So Much.  By Jonah Goldberg.

*Your Daily Dose of Awesome: Fans Flock to Mourn the Death of California, 1849-2009.

“California loves children,” said Vermont. “California loves children, because deep inside California is a also a child — full of innocent wonder, and the belief that any budget wish can come true as long as you just wish hard enough.”

Oh yeah, he goes there.