What's the quickest way to go from United States Senator to "whatever happened to..."? Completely ignore the calls, letters and poll results from your constituents and vote for Obamacare anyway. That's the lesson Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-Arkansas) is learning the hard way as her job approval rating and poll numbers are plummeting since she cast the all-important 60th vote for President Obama's health care reform legislation.

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Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. It was true in Shakespeare's Hamlet and it seems to be true now as that lovely little country on the Baltic Sea has scored a liberal hat trick in the past two weeks. First there was the Copenhagen Climate Summit, officially the 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference, which allowed the Danish capital to host the movers and shakers of the hoax known as human-caused climate change. Next came Politiken, the second largest newspaper in Denmark, with their editorial claiming President Barack Obama is greater than Jesus. Here's an excerpt:

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Animal rights activists have been preaching for years that a vegetarian diet will do more to prevent global warming than all the other proposed initiatives combined. A recent United Nations report claims cattle-rearing generates more greenhouse gases than all transportation industries. And now in the UK, the first official recommendations for a diet that is both healthy and good for the environment has been published.

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In the ancient world emperors and kings would rely on superstitions and the lies of self-proclaimed prophets to determine how to appease vengeful gods that threatened their world. Always driven by the desire to retain their political power, leaders forced their own people to sacrifice (sometimes even sacrificing the people themselves) in the name of some unproven, nonsensical fantasy. In light of the unfolding Climategate scandal, the beginning of the climate change summit in Copenhagen tomorrow proves that not much has changed since those ancient rulers' time.

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With 24/7 news networks and a perpetually connected audience of news junkies, the American media often creates serious news stories out of minor occurrences when there is little else to fill their programming hours. In years past, the holiday season offered especially slim pickings for journalists, editors, commentators and anchors. This is not one of those years but you wouldn't know that from watching the broadcasts.

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