It’s good to see Gov. Perry is not sullenly nursing his embarrassing loss, but is still kicking where it counts—to the seat of the pants of the Great Divider.

Ours, says a new book reviewed by the Instapundit, is a nation of moochers.

“In today’s America, government benefits flow to large numbers of people who are encouraged to vote for politicians who’ll keep them coming.  The benefits are paid for by other people who, being less numerous, can’t muster enough votes to put this to a stop.”

And we’re not talking about the poor-on-welfare here, but the upper-middle like Michelle and, someday, there could be more moochers than makers.

Via Instapundit.

“…stop the accusations now, turn attention away from himself, stop complaining about the mechanics of the race, stick with critiquing Obama, and at least seem a good sport when he loses.”

‘Cause it’s pretty obvious that he’s not going to win. I’d rather him than Mittens, but we might as well face it. The fat lady has warbled. It’s time to focus on belittling Obozo, who is so eminently belittle-able.

But, really, why should people who don’t believe in abortion have to pay for them? I suppose for the same reason people who don’t believe in war have to buy the bombs for the B-52s. But abortion is a trickier subject and Obozo may come to regret this one. I hope.

OTOH, abortions, via such venerable political organizations as Planned Parenthood (which actually helps women avoid parenthood), are as sacred to the Democrat party as labor unions. Obozo has no more choice (so to speak) in this matter than he does about supporting the AFL-CIO—an organization once (as recently as the 1970s) famed for its racism.

Via Michelle Malkin.

UPDATE:  Obozo tells religious groups to go to hell. That’ll learn ‘em. Then, saying he really isn’t, he does it again. Is this guy nuts, or what?

Not that they’ll notice. They’re still singing the “CO2 causes global warming and the science is settled” refrain.

Maybe when the glaciers move as far south as Chicago and, then, Tennessee. Ya think?

Via Instapundit.

I specifically do not watch SOTUs by President Obozo because he is an ordinary hack politician of no merit who never says anything worth listening to. Except his famously repetitious “Let me be clear.” Which is, at least, worth a laugh.

“Participation in the food stamp program…has increased by 44% from 32.0 million in January 2009 to 46.2 million in October 2011, the last month for which data is available…”

Via Instapundit.

UPDATE:  Spengler thinks the Republicans are a pretty safe bet to win back the White House in November.

Unless the stupid party finds a way to lose. In which case, the food stamp increases will continue, until everybody (except Obozo and his cronies) is eating government cheese. He’ll still be playing golf and Mooch will still be on vacation.

The least ABC and its, heh, correspondent Brian Ross could do is tell us who Barry’s drug pusher was. You know, back in the day when Obozo admits he smoked dope?

Not to mention his ex-girlfriends (including the fabled Vera Baker) and, oh yeah, his hidden college transcripts. And, while we’re at it, let’s hear about Brian Ross’s peccadilloes, too.

Obviously South Carolina primary voters weren’t impressed by ABC’s Republican bashing. Newt: “No more bowing to the Saudi king.”

Is this racist? Sure, any criticism of the Obumbles is, you know. And if you didn’t, the Legacy Media will make sure that you do by the time the national election rolls around in November.

Note the chunky left arm, worthy of a body-builder. This is the sort of thing, I suspect, that SOPA and PIPA ultimately would be used to censor. The Net is so, uh, gauche. Meaning free. For some people it is entirely too free.

Via Simply Jews

Lucky you don’t work at Roosevelt University in Chicago where you can be fired for telling a joke mocking illegal Hispanic immigrants.

Obozo, meanwhile, with his unprecedented practice of class warfare, clearly wants the rich to be less rich—at least the ones who aren’t his cronies. But, as the real Thatcher so eloquently puts it here, that’s only a surefire prescription for making the poor poorer.

Via Instapundit