Video: Andrew Klavan And Rules For Pundits

It's all very good advice.



Thanks to Jim.

Video: It's Andrew Klavan Friday. . . Again!

Not that there is anything wrong with that.



Thanks to Beth.

Andrew Klavan: The Facts Of Life For A Liberal

After all the finger pointing and circular firing squads from last night, here's something everyone can enjoy. Making fun of liberals.



Hey, I think I beat Doug to this. That's a first.

Video: Andrew Klavan And The Great Mystery As To Why Black People Vote For Democrats

Via the Daley Gator.

It's a mystery for the ages. Right up there with womens obsession with shoes.

Video: It's On! Andrew Klaven Refs The Throwdown Between Paul Ryan And Barack Obama

From (where else?) The Daley Gator.

Video: Andrew Klavan And The One State Solution For Israel

I can get behind this one-state solution.

Video: Andrew Klavan And How Liberals Stopped Worrying And Learned To Love The War On Terror

Via Instypundit.



And speaking of Steven Colbert:

To make his case that the ruling invites "unlimited corporate money" to dominate politics, Mr. Colbert decided to set up a political action committee (PAC) of his own. So far, though, the joke's been on him.

The hilarity began last month, when Mr. Colbert began to have difficulty setting up his PAC, which is a group that can raise money to run political ads or make contributions to candidates. So he called in Trevor Potter, a former Federal Elections Commission (FEC) chairman who is now a high-powered Washington lawyer.

Mr. Potter delivered some unfunny news: Mr. Colbert couldn't set up his PAC because his show airs on Comedy Central, which is owned by Viacom, and corporations like Viacom cannot make contributions to PACs that give money to candidates. As Mr. Potter pointed out, Mr. Colbert's on-air discussions of the candidates he supports might count as an illegal "in-kind" contribution from Viacom to Mr. Colbert's PAC.

All was not lost, however. As Mr. Potter explained, the comedian might still be able to set up a "Super PAC," a group that can raise unlimited sums of money as long as it spends it only on independent ads, without donating at all to candidates. Super PACs exist because of another case that proponents of campaign-finance law despise, SpeechNow.org v. FEC.

So the newly dubbed "Colbert Super PAC" was off to the races. Mr. Colbert could finally show us how amusing it is to raise unlimited corporate dollars and spend them on political ads.

Or so it seemed. . .

Video: Andrew Klaven And Bill Whittle, Together

Talking about Ayn Rand.

A little palate cleanser after the Blogger issues that happened last night.

Via Insty.

Sunday Night Video Dump: The Uncanny Andrew Klaven And The Unfunny Issue Of Abortion

Video: Andrew Klavan In Imagination Land

Shamelessly stolen from The Daley Gator for two reasons: 1.) It's Andrew Klavan and 2.) It makes for an easy posting on a busy Friday.

Video: Andrew Klavan And The Religious Iconography Of Barack Obama

Shamelessly stolen from The Daley Gator.



Think the religions symmetry is a bit much? Check out this video from the '08 election then ask yourself that again.


Disclose.tv - Barack Obama - \"Our Personal Jesus Video

Andrew Klavan And The Public Unions

Slicing like a machete by explaining how public sector unions work.



Thanks to Thomas.