Missed a closing tag somewhere Ace....

Over in your Top Headlines there is a funky link to [o] after every witticism?

I can't believe you missed this one

#24 - 94% say that Dick Cheney's cock should be granted full citizenship and rights as an individual. The other 6% were too afraid to comment.

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It's a super-secret hideaway where the cool kids hang out, smoke and cut class.

64% say that the federal government is intruding into people's privacy... Count me among them. Ever hear of the IRS? And what business is it of the Census Bureau's how many toilets I've got in my house? I told them that I didn't have any and please watch where they walk under the deck in the back of my house.

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I see...

Actually, question 20 is asking what people think *will happen* if Alito is confirmed, not what they want to happen. They sorta ask that in question 20a by asking if the answer they gave in question 20 is what they would want to happen, but they leave it general so you can't tell how many want roe messed with and how many want to keep it the same.

Nice wiretap piece at protein wisdom. In short: Not enough is known about the program to determine if it is legal, so shut up. You have no evidence of illegal actions, so shut your cry hole.

What's heelareeous is that the AP/IPSOS (go figure!) is decidedly anti-Bush on the issue. Guess which poll MSM is hyping?

Someone at Wizbang did a post a day or two ago challenging poll numbers on Alito, basically arguing that only 20% of Americans have any idea who Alito is, let alone have an opinion of him one way or the other. The numbers, if they reflect anything at all, show nothing more than partisan divide over the President.

It's hard to argue he's wrong. I bet I could go ask random people substantive questions about Alito all day and only find a handful that know anything about him other than -- and even this might be a stretch -- that he's up for the Supremes, and a Bush nominee.