Rap lyric of the week.

I'm runnin' up the stairs with my front tooth broken
The nurse just laughed and said you must be jokin'
I looked up at her with smile on my face
No joke 'cause my front tooth is outta place

So I walked to school with ice on my lip
The nurses late pass like a gun on my hip
My books are real heavy, I'm walkin', I'm draggin' it
No school lunch next week, I'm brown baggin' it

Forget class, I'm a shoot some ball
With the late pass I got no trouble at all
But then the nurse walks up and says Whaddya know?
It's off to the principals office you go.

Uh, hang on there righteous Dems.

Can we just quit the "another conservative affair" garbage? It's too bad about Gov. Sanford and the guy from Nevada, it really is. I even had a lib friend mention the restroom foot tapping of a senator. Seriously, give me a break.
Let me just remind everybody: The President of The United States of America was getting blowjobs from an intern in the oval office and that was not a big deal. Oh yeah, another Democratic presidential hopeful dared the press to follow him around and was caught having gasp, an affair, thus ending that bid. Oh yeah, perhaps the most favorite prez of the left and Dems had an affair with Marilyn Monroe, who may have also been sleeping with his brother. So get over yourselves. If you want to say "another politician" then fine. But get off your highhorse.

Oh yeah, I forgot John Edwards.

How'd this auto mess get started?

Found this chronology interesting:

If that weren't enough to make your head spin, Goolsbee also blamed Obama's handling (i.e., nationalizing) of the auto industry on ... President Bush. Obama, you see, was saddled with this mess because Bush — over the objections of his own party — decided back in December to raid billions in public money intended for bailing out the financial sector in order to bail out the automakers.

Again, how stupid does he think we are? Bush's move came after then President-elect Obama implored him to take action to stave off the collapse of the auto-industry. This was one of the major topics of their meeting in the White House on November 11, covered here by the Wall Street Journal. Back then, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Majority Leader Harry Reid were already urging Bush to study whether — regardless of how Democrat sponsored auto bail-out legislation fared — the president already had the authority to divert financial sector bail-out funds for Detroit. So it was that when Republicans defeated the auto bail-out bill December, Bush, at the urging of Obama and the Democrats, made one of the worst gaffes of his presidency by extending over $17B in government "loans" to GM and Chysler. For the Obama/Democrat line to now be that Bush foisted this mess on the new administration, and that Bush is to blame for Obama's geometric exacerbation of the problem, is breathtaking.

Courtesy of Andy McCarthy at The Corner