Don't be so sure. I've often believed that Gibbs quit because he couldn't take trying to cover for O's incompetence anymore.

HUGE victory on the qualified immunity issue, Dr. Adams. Keep fighting the good fight.

Indeed.

Just how such an unaccomplished nimrod so stuck on his own greatness does not offend each and every last one of us is utterly beyond me.

What is it about the fact that such overtures are viewed by many evil persons across the globe as a sign of weakness don't these morons understand? It's as if they live on another planet.

It's appalling how the so-called liberal intelligentsia can't wrap its arms around the notion that the issue isn't about bad things, it's about bad people.

As much sense as this perspective makes, good luck getting the left-wing ideologues to acknowledge it, much less embrace it. The reason: whether it makes sense is irrelevant; what's relevant is creating an over-arching regulatory authority that in the name of "progress" dispenses "order" and "social justice."

Last weekend, I offered my seat at a restaurant bar to a woman who was awaiting a take-out order while carrying her young son with her. After she politely declined, an elderly couple that was eating at the bar complimented me on the "niceness" of my actions, explaining that they hadn't witnessed anything like it in years. When I told them that my actions were reflexive based on how my mother had raised me, they complimented me again for giving all the credit to my mother. Imagine if everybody behaved as if they just didn't know "any other way" than to put others first out of simple respect.

Because I consider him to be one of the most interesting intellectual columnists out there. The last piece I would expect to read by him would be one commenting on hotel amenities. Sort of like when George Will whined about blue jeans a few years back . . .

Thomas Sowell wrote this?