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Clearing the Browser Tabs – Snowy Saturday Edition

Jimmie | January 8, 2011 | Comments (1)

The Capital Weather gurus say that we’re likely to get a little bit of snow today, so I don’t imagine I’ll do a ton of driving around (as I had originally planned to do). It’s not that I can’t drive in snow, though it’s a pain to do so, but that folks around here freak out when the white stuff starts to fly. If I’m lucky, the snowfall will be negligible so I can attend a dinner party this evening. Let’s hope!

And now, links!

John Hawkins presents The 40 Most Obnoxious Quotes of 2010.
Sign of the Apocalypse Number One: Stacy McCain defends Tucker Carlson. He’s right to do so and his point is dead-on. What happens in the editorial meetings stays in the editorial meetings.
I think my friend April has hit on an essential difference between progressives and conservatives: rituals matter to conservatives.
Finally, a Smitty-gram from Afghanistan!
Harry Reid is confident the Tea Parties will “disappear” when the economy improves, so he’s not sweating his re-election in six years. He’s at least partially right, since the Tea Parties are built on fiscal sanity in government and we won’t get a good economy until our government is brought to heel.
National Review has jumped into the podcast game. Well, that’ll certainly make things interesting for The Delivery, but I welcome the effort. Their sound is raw (and I expect it’ll improve, especially if they bring me on board to help!) but the commentary is great. Check it out.