Today's Politicos vs The Words and Deeds of The Founders

As you are tooling around on the internet, doing Google searches, reading news sites, whatever, you may see ads. Clicking on those ads cost advertisers money.

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Enjoy this week's links and a bonus crossword puzzle featuring the wisdom of Joe Biden.

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You can't make this stuff up. Countless conservative bloggers and pundits have pointed out the glaring similarities between Obama and Marxist/Communist/Socialist (all really the same thing) leaders of the Soviet Union, China, North Korea, etc. Obama is regularly referred to pejoratively as an Orwellian figure, as Our Fearless Leader, or even King Obama. Lest you think that all of these comparisons are mere hyperbole (ignoring countless edicts, enemies lists, and the Chicago Way employed by the president and his minions), here is yet another example of our narcissistic leader in action.

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We haven't done one of these in a while. Sometime contributor and fellow blogger Michael Newton inspired this puzzle about his hero, founding father Hamilton.

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This executive order didn't come from the man who would be king. Instead it was issued by Arizona's common-sense, down-to-earth governor, Jan Brewer.

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The Romney campaign has suggested that the Obama administration has some responsibility for the current economic conditions, especially the national debt, including an $800 billion stimulus that didn’t stimulate and that he, Romney, can do better. The Obama campaign has responded with “Dog on the roof! Dog on the roof! Dog on the roof!”

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How should an organization react when under siege by progressive? Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Chick-fil-A provide contrasting examples of the right and wrong way to respond.

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Some recent email from the democrats.

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Roads To The Temple is an exploration of what statism or etatism does to a people, a culture, and a country. Author Leon Aron meticulously examines the historical record leading up to the Russian Revolution of 1987 - 1991 as it relates to the disintegration of the Soviet Union. It is only in the context of the previous seven decades that there can be any possibility of understanding this second Russian Revolution and what its chroniclers were referring to in the things they wrote.

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It seems only appropriate to theme this week's links with some Ryan media featured on some of the fine sites in this week's link roundup.

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