McCaskill draws 100 protesters

Dana Loesch explains the outrage:

The overwhelming majority of Missouri (and national) voters oppose Harry Reid’s senate fauxcare bill, yet McCaskill is eager to play the part of the rubber stamp and help pass it in the senate -- and even complains about having to do so on Christmas. This is what she wanted!

This is what happens when people in Congress view their job as representing Washington special interests, rather than representing their constituents.

'Racial thuggery' or 'social justice'?

Michelle Malkin reports, Al Sharpton will decide:

This is absolutely horrifying for any parent to watch. STLToday.com reports that police say the black-on-white student beating was completely unprovoked and racially motivated. Watch as many students cheer the attack — and the bus driver is nowhere to be seen . . .

Dan Riehl finds this "disturbing":

I can't say as I'm not concerned that America might not end up more racially divided than we've been in 30 years.

There's video. See for yourself. Myself, I'm still disturbed by something that happened Saturday: How the heck did Alabama give up two touchdowns to Florida International University? 'Bama coaches have been burned in effigy for less . . .