In this economic crisis, Obama found it important to send money to pay for abortions overseas (or at least give money to family planning clinics that also perform abortions).  Yet, the DeMint Amendment failed, which would remove a ban on allowing money to go to schools which respect the Free Exercise Clause of the Constitution.  Let’s be clear: we can give money to help kill children in the womb in foreign countries, but, unless a school violates its students’ Constitutional rights, every student there will suffer.  “Sick” doesn’t quite cover this.

The People’s Cube explains the disturbing parallels between Don Quixote and Barack Obama.

Speaking of our erstwhile President: Patterico describes how a 23-week baby was born alive in Miami (after the mother’s cervix was dialated in preparation for an abortion), and then thrown in the trash.  Obama had voted against a bill in the Illinois Senate that would make actions like this illegal, arguing that murder is already outlawed and it could weaken Roe v. Wade.  I’m willing to take bets on two things: 1) the MSM will not cover this and hit Obama with his previous “present” and “no” votes; and 2) no one will ask why this healthy woman needed to abort a healthy baby anyway.  (If it’s an emergency, you go to an ER, not a Planned Parenthood.)

Then again, why should the MSM criticise Obama for his anti-life votes?  After all, he’s a hero.  Scott Jacobs points us to a disturbing feature of whitehouse.gov; all of the files with Obama’s name on them are in a “hero” directory.  Now, as much as I like and respect Mr. Jacobs, I’m sad to see that he missed one of the directory listings on the photos, which has “hero” not once, but twice.  Here it is: http://www.whitehouse.gov/assets/hero/624×351/School_OTR_-_hero1.jpg.

It’s too bad that Haemet doesn’t have a “throwing up a little bit in my mouth” tag.

Just to round off this list of “disturbing:” Rachel Lucas points to survivors of the downed flight 1549, who think that being alive after a crash landing (which occurred through no fault of the airline), $5,000 immediately for lost luggage, more money later, and a one-year upgrade to elite status just isn’t enough.  After all, apparently, United owes them for having the plane land in the Hudson anyway, so they want to sue.

Why don’t these morons sue the geese who caused it in the first place?  Oh, wait, two little words that apply to wild animals, acts of God, and crappy luck that don’t apply to airlines: judgment-proof.