You may have heard that NRO’s John Derbyshire published an outrage-baiting post Friday that outraged the congenitally outrageable: Something about telling his kids to avoid black neighborhoods because those niggers will pop a cap in your cracker ass.

We might be over-paraphrasing that. Let’s check in with the source:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nW5mZey1iXw

Now you can experience your favorite Retro Sixties Series as your favorite Retro Eighties Videogame! But you’ll have to play it on your favorite Retro Nineties Computer, since your favorite Retro Teens Gadget (presuming you’re reading this in 2027) isn’t a team player.

[via Silent Creative Partner]

RedState’s Erick Erickson: “I don’t care that The Masters are a male-dominated event. I don’t care that women aren’t members of The Masters. Frankly, I kind of like the idea that women aren’t members of The Masters. Good Lord, I don’t want to be hanging out at some women’s event! Can’t men go anywhere and just be men?” [ThinkProgress]

“Those were the five boys. I hate to say it, but often I had more than five sons. I had six sons, and he would be as mischievous and as naughty as the other boys.” —Ann Romney, describing Mitt in a new campaign video. [Political Wire]

I’m a little behind on the news cycle of what’s trending in the Twitterz, Book of Faces, and the tubez, but thanks to Stinquers Mistress Cynica and LuxMentis, I present to you Texts from Hillary:

One more after the jump…

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So we had this long, blustery post all written up, stemming from Rachel’s segment last night on Michigan Republicans railroading bills through their legislature by not taking roll calls, in apparent violation of the state constitution.

It included the word “tyranny”. Unironically.

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Keith Olbermann’s publicists lawyers drop the dime: “After being enticed to leave MSNBC and come to Current with promise of editorial control, freedom from corporate influence and the professional support to produce a high-caliber political commentary show of the type his viewers have come to expect, Keith Olbermann was disheartened to discover Al Gore, Joel Hyatt and the management of Current are no more than dilettantes portraying entertainment industry executives.” [TMZ, via TPM]