The Dish

He needs to watch his temper. Whatever you believe about Iraq, the notion that only one position is consonant with knowing something about the war and the military is offensive. And dumb.

Conservative think-tankers for Obama – Ambers has an email.

Dan Drezner tries to make sense of her arguments on caucuses and super-delegates.

Steve Sailer makes the point:

Nobody ever, never, ever thinks about this, but how is affirmative action going to work when the beneficiaries outnumber the benefactors? It’s exactly like the social security problems down the road as the retiree to worker ratio rises, but we’ve all seen millions of words about that and practically nothing about the analogous affirmative action problem.

Rod’s two cents here.

His derisive dismissal – out of hand dismissal – of worries about a long-term occupation of Iraq does not seem to me to be a persuasive strategy.

Julian Bond wants Michigan and Florida’s delegates counted – with no new primary or caucus.

Bainbridge finds a reason not to sit out the 2008 election.

Ross on Huck. He seems to be enjoying himself, and his future on the lecture circuit is presumably golden. Ross doesn’t think McCain will pick him as veep.