Well .. who didn't see that coming? One of the first calls out of the box today was our leftist friend Thomas. He blamed the hanging of that census worker in Kentucky on ... guess who? Why Republicans, of course!

The chanting schoolchildren? You'll see the link below in the Nuze. We've identified the school. It is the B. Bernice Johnson Elementary School in Burlington, New Jersey. Ohhhh ... notice that the link is there? Maybe you might like to log on and see if you can send Dr. Denise King, the principal of this particular indoctrination center, a nice, polite email.

Intentionally misspell a word? Yup, that's the word we get from our Washington correspondent Jamie Dupree. Jamie was talking with a fellow reporter on his way into the Capitol today when an employee of the congress joined in. Can't remember just what office Jamie said this person works in, but it deals with drafting legislation. Anyway ... she revealed to Jamie that sometimes when she's preparing the legislation to be printed and uploaded to the Internet she is asked to intentionally misspell words. Why? So that those words - key words - won't be found when someone uses a search engine to figure out what this legislation is and is not doing. Wunnerful; just wunnerful. Anyone surprised?

I I I me me me. Brent Bozell of the Media Research Center reports on some extraordinary research done by a colleague. Bozell points out that when Reagan was president he would almost always speak in the 3rd person. He would use words like "we" and "our." Obama is a horse of a different color. In 41 major speeches PrezBO has delivered since he was inaugurated he has used the word "I" or "me" 1,198 times. Our Dear Leader is quite impressed with himself. Here's a link to a fun story on this.

Question I asked on the air: Would it be over-stating the case to say that next year's mid-term election might well be our last chance to save the Republic?