The RNC is . . . bound . . . by its own unattainable perception of morality. HA!

The name on the reimbursement slip for around $2,000 in “meals” at a bondage-themed nightclub in West Hollywood is Erik Brown. Turns out the guy has a profile as a California political consultant.

Let’s hope Kevin Garn’s so-far-remarkable step, as a GOP, of actually resigning his office wakes up our media. So that when the next pervert is revealed (and you know another one will be, perhaps soon) our wise media gatekeepers will say, “Hey, Kevin Garn resigned, shouldn’t you too?”

Though in recent days Lindsey Graham has come out against Liz Cheney’s McCarthyism, he was one of the Republicans who started this whole witch hunt last November by signing a letter (authored by Chuck Grassley) asking for a details on those who had defended detainees in the past.

With more personal attacks, more guilt by association (with the Lion of the Senate and a Supreme Court Justice?) — Hans von Spakovsky jumps the shark. More Epic Fail in the style of Lynn Cheney.

The legacy of America’s Hephaestus, Alexander Haig: an unaccountable Executive; Ronald Reagan’s presidency; and the disastrous reach into the twenty-first century of Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld, returned from the never-extinguished wreckage of the Nixon years to shape America’s destiny as their own.

What’s that definition of ‘insanity’ again? Doing the same thing over and over, expecting different results?

As you may have heard already, yesterday was kind of a rough day for Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele, capping a pretty rough week.

After Parker Griffith left the Democrats, but before he drew half of North Alabama as an opponent, he stole a bunch of voter data from the state Democratic Party.

Dana Perino pronounces: “We did not have a terrorist attack on our country during President Bush’s term.”