In Mark Steyn's column in the Spectator last week he admits he had been wrong about Bush's prospects in the 2002 elections. A columnist admitting that his commentary turned out to be wrong should be unremarkable, but when was the last time a liberal columnist admitted he/she was wrong? Steyn also hints at who should be the next President, if only we change the Constitution to allow Canadians to hold the office.

And another item that's a few days old but essential reading -- David Brooks of the Weekly Standard on Saddam's Brain

My wife's reaction to the Marin County women who took their clothes off to protest US action against Saddam: "Who are these people? I'll bet they're a bunch of bored housewives who aren't working".

If you know what's good for you, you better join the Religion of Peace or else.