I don't have any grand point to make, but it's interesting to think about for all sorts of reasons. Or at least I think it is.

I hate to break it to you, Ludacris, but you’re a day late and a few special interest groups short, as the off-their-frickin’-rocker global warming Gestapo are in line way ahead of you to paint 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue green, dawg. Fo’ shizzle, my nizzle.

By the way, his deplorably ageist remarks about some of the more elderly breasts on display ought to concentrate his mind on the demographic direction of Europe.

You know who knows how to bring the funny? Mark Steyn: ROFL!

How do you top trying to make injured veterans pay for treating their own war wounds? Maybe by making fun of disabled athletes.

First, they came for AIG bonuses

Basically, "mainstream" journalists ... chat all day on a list-serv with liberal activists and journalists.

One thing that was hard to address was damning footage in which Cramer talks about how easy it is for a short seller—someone who bets on a stock’s decline—to push down stock prices. Then again, you couldn’t say that wasn’t an interesting insight into some of the rumored practices that have made short-selling so controversial.

Way to go, Democrats and President Obama: Carrying Big Labor’s water caused Wal-Mart’s stock to be downgraded.

Several of his policies will hurt women much more than men. For instance, he wants employers to offer paid sick leave and paid maternity leave, and paid parental leave for school visits. He says that is going to benefit women, but it will really create a backlash against women because employers aren’t going to want to hire women.

Now, of course, Carville, as usual, is crowing about the fabulous Democrats and mocking those dismal losers on the other side. But he must also secretly be scared of the Democrats' powerful, fearless, articulate critic.

But my bigger idea is to go all Randian and literally go on strike (and I've never really been much of a Rand fan, by the way—Whittaker Chambers had her down right). I'm going to start converting income opportunities into more leisure by deliberately reducing my income.