- The Lovitz Curve, by Zombie. Out: the Laffer Curve. In: the (Jon) Lovitz Curve, which traces the economic relationship between class warfare rhetoric and the Hollywood elite.
- The Incivil War of Climate Change Heats Up, by Rand Simberg. Heartland should apologize for its billboard comparing warming advocates with the Unabomber.
- Substance, Not Style, Is Hurting Obama, by Patrick Reddy. Expensive vacations and numerous golf outings aren’t the problem.
- Veepstakes: Should Romney Stay Away from Someone Too 2008? By Bridget Johnson. A new face and maybe, just maybe, that future Reagan dreamed of by everyone on the right would be ideal, but there are many realities and variables at play.
- The Washington Post’s New Hit Job on Mitt Romney, by Ron Radosh. Did the GOP nominee forcibly cut the hair of an eccentric gay teen 50 years ago?
- Laughing All the Way to the White House, by Stephen Green. Everything we’ve seen this week is of a piece with Bill Clinton calling Obama “an amateur.” And it’s so desperately, hysterically funny.
- Bibi’s Win: The Largest Coalition in Israeli History, by Jonathan Spyer. With an Iranian confrontation looming, he corners 94 of the Knesset’s 120 seats.
