…describing a law which essentially codifies age discrimination as “inform[ing] France’s youth that, no, they’re not entitled to lifetime job security by age 26.”

If 22% of people under age 25 were unemployed in this country, I think we’d see some rioting, the wingers’ air of superiority notwithstanding. Then again, if the law were in place we might have been saved the Ben Domenech drama.

Liberal bias - nay, hypnosis - takes hold at Drexel:

Mark my words — the Jews’ plan for world domination is a long-held notion among their intellectual elite and political class, and most of the members of the media won’t dare breathe a word about this militant phenomenon, lest they be accused of… racism. Oh, the irony!
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[I]f I were to write seriously any of the above words, I would, and quite justly, never again be given a forum in the mainstream media.

So why do the people spreading similar lies about Mexican immigrants continue to get approbation and speaking time from the press?

Full disclosure: Most of the [first] paragraph of this column is lifted from the words of Michelle Malkin, a syndicated columnist, Fox News contributor and blogger. But Malkin wasn’t using those words to talk about Jews; she was talking about Mexicans, and the notions of Aztlan and reconquista.

Author Alex Koppelman not only exposes Malkin’s reconquista fears for what they are, he rightly points out that despite protests to the contrary, Malkin is a full and complete participant in her so-called “MSM.”

Read the whole thing.

…so abrupt was Malkin’s announcement of vacation. And in a week where immigration is the most forthright issue in the news…

It’s not spring break in Maryland yet…I’m certain it has nothing whatsoever to do the recent revelations of Ben Domenech’s plagiarism, his resignation from Regnery, and/or the resulting fact that Malkin’s last two books were edited by a proven plagiarist.