Have I mentioned lately how much I love Matt Drudge?

Today’s screen shot gives us (I’d hate to take away from Drudge’s numbers by linking directly to these stories LOL, so go….read Drudge, I’ll just entice you with headlines.)

Florida Couple Forecloses on Bank (the bank had tried to foreclose on a couple who had paid cash for their house)

Obama wolfs down TWO chili dogs, fries day after wife unveils new dietary guide… (I don’t know, I just like the headline)

TIME MAGAZINE IGNORES BLACK CANDIDATE IN RACE…(Herman Cain, Herman Cain, Herman Cain!)

Hypnotist’s On-Stage Injury Leaves 3 Audience Members in Trance…(it really, really happened)

Meet Buster, lost dog that made 1,200 mile journey from CO to CA…(microchip got him back home)

Man charged with ‘disorderly conduct’ for trying to pay doctor’s bill in pennies…$25 worth. I would think they would have accepted it?

Al Qaeda’s ‘Military Brain’ Killed in US Drone Strike in Pakistan…

Weiner

I’ve been asked why I haven’t posted on Weiner’s, weiner.
I just hate these stories.

But Glenn Reynolds makes a great point in Three Sources “Quote of the day”:

I think there’s an important point in the comic value [of Weinergate]: The people who think they’re smart enough, and morally superior enough, to run everyone else’s lives are risible. They’re not smart enough to run their own lives competently, and they’re actually, overall, morally inferior — I mean, John Edwards, DSK, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Barney Frank, Tax Cheat Tim Geithner, just go down the list ” and mocking them is inherently valuable. They pursue power, and they exercise power, as much for deference as anything else. Deny them that, and make it painful for them whenever possible. That’s my take. — Glenn Reynolds

So here’s my post…..
As Timothy Dalrymple’s “The Battle of the Bulge: Is the Weiner War Worth it” asks, and concludes, “no”, I’ll conclude, yes (but only because other’s made it so easy to link/quote for this lazy blogger!).