No Runny Eggs

I wish I were already on vacation, but that’s not until Wednesday…

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This should be short, but it definitely won’t be sweet…

• Matt Burden clarifies a few things about the abortive Barack Obama visit to Landstuhl.
• Martin gives Obama a big, fat F in Economics 101 for his “Emergency Economic Plan”.
• He does beat the folks at IBD; they provide further explanation for that failing grade.
• The Vintage one laughs at the idiots at MoveOn.org for being caught flat-footed by Obama’s Barack-track on an absolute ban on off-shore drilling. Somebody, please remind me to fire a few salvos at that later today, starting with the fact that a single properly-placed hurricane would threaten almost all of what Obama is now reluctantly open to opening up.
• American Pundit found some rather curious locations of donations to the Obamination campaign. I could’ve swore that foreign nationals were prohibited from donating to election campaigns.
• The Vintage one reposts Sarah Palin’s view on the role of the Vice President, and then contrasts that to John McCain’s. Did I mention there are pictures involved (and not of McCain or the Vintage one)?
• Bruce Walker outlines the Three Drills To Victory plan for McCain’s benefit.
• Mark Tapscott bemoans the missed opportunity of the too-short House GOP energy revolution.
• Kevin Fischer provides more evidence we are bass-ackwards here in the land of cheese and beer; while the Hugh Gubmint types are tripping over themselves to raise taxes (specifically, sales taxes), other states, and the District of Columbia are having sales-tax holidays. I guess they didn’t check with the Obamination.
• Jon Ham praises WalMart for participating in politcs to the extent the unions are.
• Glenn Reynolds declares NBC News a bigger joke than Jay Leno after Leno beat the NBC Nightly News in ratings.
• James T. Harris exposes the hypocrisy of the local paint-catcher.
• Proof the Left Wants Us in the 13th Century, Part 1 – lawhawk notes New Mexico governor (and former ‘Rat Presidential candidate) Bill Richardson continues to fight tooth and nail against a coal plant on Navajo land despite losing again and again.
• Proof the Left Wants Us in the 13th Century, Part 2 – JammieWearingFool reports the Britanistan moonbats are trying to stop the first coal-fired power plant in the UK in 30 years.
• Fausta found Hugo Chavez continuing down the road to Communism, as he attempts to nationalize Venezuela’s banks.
• The Oh-So-Tolerant Left Watch – Jim Hoft mentions the animal rights moonbats want to decapitate the 11-year-old who bagged Hogzilla. I wonder if they got the idea from the Islamokazis, or the thug up in Canada noted in yesterday’s Scramble.
• Headless Blogger breaks news of a $20 million offer to Ned Yost to leave the Brewers. I’m in for $20.

Enjoy your weekend, folks.