Bill Hobbs and the WaPo notice that the Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act is going to hurt Democrats a lot more than it's going to hurt Republicans. Just as I said two months ago.
Bill rightly mocks the Democrats for being so foolish, but let's not forget that both parties have already formed numerous groups to funnel soft money to their campaigns despite the new law. I hate useless laws. It's a huge waste of time and money to pass laws that will have no effect, and it's detrimental to society. People should respect the law, but in order for that to happen there must be laws that are worthy of respect -- above all else, laws should be enforceable.
With Glenn off on vacation for a few months (I hope he doesn't have an unfortunate accident), I humbly recommend that you all set your start pages to Master of None -- but only if you want to know the news two months in advance. If you don't want me to spoil the surprises of the future for you, then set your start page two months deep in my archives.
Actually, Opinion Journal ran several op-eds last year stating the same thing.
So, perhaps we should be checking Master of None each day to see what Opinion Journal said last year?
I've heard the Diablogger talks a lot about things that never happen at all. That's always an option.
Gee, don't slam me too hard for being facetious.
Oops, I gues I should have added a ";)" to indicate jovial sarcasm. Man, the internet sucks that way. We should just scrap it altogether.