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Jonathan Chait points out neoconservatism’s true pedigree:

I have just finished reading Treason by Ann Coulter -- a terrific book that sets the record straight on, among many things and people, Senator Joe McCarthy. The book concludes with two paragraphs that I absolutely had to cite on this blog.

Happy May Day everyone. Today is the day when communists, labor organizers, and immigration rights people can all put aside their differences and join hands in a common dislike of the rightwingers who run this country.

The Financial Times, that bastion of free market communists in Europe, thinks Barack Obama ought to be the next President:

Sean Braisted opines on Bill Kristol’s op/ed linking Barack Obama’s statements about religion that seem to reflect the Marxist view of religion as the opiate of the masses.

Olympic athletes who display Tibetan flags could be expelled from the Beijing games this summer under "anti-propaganda" rules. Thank you, ChiComs, for reminding the rest of the world what communists are all about.

Would-be Commander-in-Chief Barack Obama has decided to get tough with the ChiComs. Really tough. Gloves off.

It may have taken going on 40 years for someone to ask a politician a question - but it was worth it to see a Winter Soldier meet an early spring thaw.

Over at Family Security Matters, Jeff Breinholt raises some really good points. I’ve pasted a couple of highlights.

Where Are the Angry Secular Humanists When You Need Them?
Jeff Breinholt

Our constitution only allows certain people to run for president. There’s an age limit, for one thing, but the other requirement is that they have to be not just a citizen, but a native-born citizen. So California’s Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is not eligible to run. Trillian, Slartibartfast’s daughter, was born in Korea and adopted. As a result, she’s not eligible to run for President eith