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By Ed Driscoll 12:22 AM on December 19, 2011

Death Comes for Kim Jong Il: Now What? By Richard Fernandez. The worst outcome would be to watch North Korea riven by a power struggle with the fate of its nuclear weapons program completely in doubt.
Memo to World Diplomats: Don’t Cry for Kim, by Claudia Rosett. There are moments when diplomatic lies have their uses. The death of Kim is not one of them.
‘Ding Dong! Kim Jong Is Dead,’ by Ed Driscoll. Killer headline at the Drudge Report; it would take a heart of stone not to laugh at sobbing official video report from NKTV. Meanwhile, at the Tatler, Claudia Rosett explores what happens next.
White House Politicizing Bureau of Labor Statistics (PJM Exclusive), by Richard Pollock. Yes — that’s the nonpartisan agency that releases monthly unemployment figures.
Tea Party Leader’s Gun Arrest Highlights Tyranny of Law, by Walter Hudson. Tea Party Patriots co-founder Mark Meckler was arrested on a firearms violation for declaring a locked, cased, unloaded gun at LaGuardia. Don’t you feel safer?
David Cameron Bats Another Century, by Roger Kimball. The prime minister stands up for the moral values that made England England.
Saul Bass: A Life in Film & Design, by Ed Driscoll. From designing title sequences for Hitchcock, Kubrick and Scorsese to designing corporate logos for AT&T, United Airlines and Minolta, Saul Bass created the look of the late 1950s through the 1980s.
The Case for ‘Outing’ Gay Congressmen and Staffers, by Cynthia Yockey. There is no such thing as a “right to privacy” when it comes to sexual orientation.

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