That's what the headline would read if McChrystal had been the Commander in Charge of Afghanistan operations under George W. Bush, and was on the record saying things like this: McChrystal, the article reports, took control of the war, the article states, "by never taking his eye off the real enemy: The wimps in the White House."

This really has to be seen to be believed. We all know that MSNBC--Chris Matthews, Rachel Maddow, etc.--is in the tank for the Obama administration, but I think this is the first time an on-air MSNBC personality has confessed to "working with the White House" on talking points; here, regarding the Gulf oil spill. The MSNBC employee in question is Mika Brzezinski, the daughter of Jimmy Carter's national security adviser. It's really pretty funny to see her reading the White House talking points on air:

What’s going on with the Sestak quietude? Ed muses: “Now the same party leaders whine to Politico that Sestak hasn’t called to get them on his side. Well, perhaps he’s waiting for some apologies, from both the party leaders and from the White House, which are pretty clearly in order.” What if Sestak just doesn’t want to answer questions? What if the answers get everyone in trouble? What if he’s been threatened?

You must be kidding me.  But this is Reuters reporting it, not The Onion:

The definition of a tough crowd? When Obama sycophants like Keith Olbermann, Chris Matthews and Ezra Klein all give the President’s speech the worst reviews since the latest Ben Affleck movie, there’s not a whole heckuva lot for the MWU to add. Perhaps Olbermann said it best (didn’t think you’d ever see that line, did you?

If there is anything worse for a leader than rhetorical impotence, I don’t know what it is. Even a sex scandal implies some sort of virility. But empty words? [Text here.]

According to Steven F. Hayward, author of the book The Age of Reagan: The Conservative Counter-Revolution, 1980-1989, here's why Ronald Reagan would likely have voted for Sarah Palin:

With the news of Adam Gadahn’s capture in Pakistan mostly confirmed, an interesting question has arisen, both on Twitter and in the blogosphere.  Where should the Obama administration try Gadahn?  The White House will apparently reverse Eric Holder’s decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the other 9/11 cons

A Fox News poll asks, "What State Is Capital of Political Scandal?" The results so far:

It looks like even with the stuff that's been hitting the fan lately, the Dems running New York have a ways to go to catch up with the Dems running Illinois.

Next question: the notoriously septic political machine of which state produced the ham-fisted socialist currently occupying the White House?

Be forewarned: this pack of lies from President Obama and his White House Perpetual Campaign Ministry might actually make blood spurt out of your eyes.

So, mindless Obot volunteers of have pledged over 9 million hours to Dear Leader in order to help elect him and to try and help ram his socialist, anti-American agenda sown our throats. Thank goodness that a the latter has been somewhat foiled for now -- all because of men and women like you, gentle reader.

The dream season that began in 2009 is ending on a sour note for the Democrats. Allah observes that some Democrats are beginning to distance themselves from the White House deadline imposed for passing ObamaCare.

White House approval of a surge in Afghanistan appears to be part of a strategy to stabilize the country before disengaging. While the nation-building agenda is unrealistic and likely unattainable, a security framework to facilitate the kind of limited political consensus that would permit American Publication: The American Conservative