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I've been taking a bit of a vacation from enjoying the comic stylings of Peter Wehner, but I decided to check in on the former Bush administration Minister of Propaganda to see if he was still sounding his daily triumphant declarations of the demise of Barack Obama. Turns out he is: READ MORE >>

In response to Herman Cain's declaration that he would never appoint a Muslim to his cabinet or a federal judgeship, my dear friend Peter Wehner fires back: READ MORE >>

National Review's John Derbyshire, explaining the sharp tone of his debate with Peter Wehner, notes: READ MORE >>

That's the headline of Bush administration Minister of Propaganda Peter Wehner's latest: READ MORE >>

Earlier this week, Matt Lauer had this exchange in an interview with President Obama: MR. LAUER: -- that this is not the time to meet with experts and advisers. This is a time to spend more time in the Gulf and -- I never thought I'd say this to a president -- but kick some butt. PRESIDENT OBAMA: (Chuckles.) READ MORE >>

I sometimes wonder if this blog's unparalleled Peter Wehner coverage is testing the patience of my readers. The former Bush administration Minister of Propaganda and Karl Rove aide de camp has settled into the humdrum life of a conservative think-tank sinecure and a blog at Commentary. Yet I cannot resist, because Wehner's psychology is so hilariously transparent. Every moment of his waking life is filled with burning anger at the indignities suffered by the great George W. Bush, and an equally burning desire for vindication via revenge against Barack Obama. READ MORE >>

You’ll never guess. It’s Peter Wehner! READ MORE >>

Daniel Foster at National Review trumpets a decline in President Obama's approval ratings: Obama Approval Index Hits New Low READ MORE >>

One of my shameful hobbies is watching the almost sensual pleasure taken by former Karl Rove aide Peter Wehner at the coming of the November elections. Yesterday brought an especially entertaining spasm of schadenfreude. Here's Wehner at 4:32 PM: Yet More Bad Poll News For Obama READ MORE >>

Former Bush aide Tevi Troy's essay in National Affairs, "Bush, Obama, and the Intellectuals," is kind of strange. It begins by promising to confound the popular impression that Barack Obama is an intellectual and George W. Bush is not: READ MORE >>