Ladies Only "Rule 5" Sunday

Well ladies, it is Rule 5 Sunday which means that to read our conservative brother's posts today we will have to slosh through a veritable mountain of mammary.  Personally, if you've seen one set of silicone you've seen 'em all. 

I've come to believe that for men "sexiness" is based purely on physical attributes.  Otherwise, how would you explain such potty mouthed, dumb as a door knob and ill mannered, dare I say it-bimbos, (think Megan Fox) whose images often "grace" the conservative male blogosphere? 

To be sure, women appreciate physical attractiveness-alot.  But for women, true VAVOOMiness encompasses intellect, ethics, manners and humor as well as cute as bug in a ruginess.  It is the "whole package" that sets our hearts aflutter.  So ladies, here is my Rule 5-no nakedness, lots of yumminess:

  Andy Garcia



This Cuban born actor risked his career by bringing his movie The Lost City to the “big screen”. The movie, produced, directed and starring Garcia portrayed the reality of the Cuban revolution in contradiction to Hollywood’s preferred near orgasmic admiration of Castro and the murderous Che. An excellent interview of Garcia can be found here. 
 
 
 

Stephen Hayes
 
Writer for the Weekly Standard, author of Cheney: The Untold Story of America's Most Powerful and Controversial Vice President and don’t miss panelist on Fox’s Special Report w/Bret Baier. Hayes, along with Charles Krauthammer, brings reason and logic to the panel as opposed to the often emotion based responses of fellow panelist Juan Williams.
 
 
 
 
 

Glenn Reynolds
 
Reynolds, of the must read Instapundit  and must see PJTV is a law professor, author and bacon connoisseur  who, as a proponent of smaller government and greater personal liberty has done an incredible job of promoting the Tea Party movement through his site. Adding to “yummy factor”  Reynolds is living proof that a strong, confident, intelligent man will be attracted to strong, confident, intelligent woman.  

Marco Rubio


The son of Cuban immigrants and former speaker of the Florida House of Representatives,  faced an uphill climb when he announced that would run against Charlie Crist for the Republican nomination for the US Senate. When told that he could not overcome Crist’s name recognition and campaign contribution advantage, Rubio took to the road and met with every Conservative group who would have him. As a result he has smashed Crist in every single straw poll taken to date and in the latest Rasmussen Poll leads Crist by twenty points, 51% to 31%.

The NRSC, who backed Crist, remains silent.

Watch Rubio’s speech at this year’s CPAC

Mark Steyn



Writer, critic and the man who puts the “oh” in my “oh-la-la” tackles the serious issues that face us with a rapier wit that always amuses as he educates on otherwise dry subjects such as demographics, Islam and conservativism. A favorite Steyn quote (also one of Pundette’s)

When a society loses its memory, it descends inevitably into dementia.

Watch Steyn on Conversations with History.

 


 
Fortunately, there is no shortage of sexy conservative men.  I'll have more of them next Sunday.

Analyze Glenn Reynolds’ Body Language: I Want to Play!

Welcome Instapundit readers. And thank you for the link, Prof. Reynolds. You are both adorable and fabulous!

Thanks to Chuckles Johnson for the pictures of Instapundit. He is adorable!

Sullivan Accuses Glenn Reynolds of "Partisan Shenanigans"

Via Memeorandum

So, Andrew Sullivan is ’taking on’ Instapundit? Heh.

Today, David Brooks has a fine column that makes many of the same points. And all Reynolds can talk about is pork and the stimulus! In fact, that's all he ever talked about. In this post bragging that he actually took on the GOP for their "big-spending ways", he cites two posts about pork. That is simply not serious; and never was. It was credentializing to cover for his own support for the most fiscally reckless administration in recent history. If you want to find an intellectually honest fiscal conservative who didn't shill for Bush for eight long years, read Bruce Bartlett, who is now honest enough to envisage a VAT. Or this blog, from 2001 onwards. I have some cred on this issue that extends beyond silly posturing about pork.

Sullivan says that the only thing Reynolds talks about or has ever talked about is pork. However, in the world according to Andrew, Reynolds may have said he was against pork during the Bush years but he didn’t really mean. Either Sullivan isn’t a long time Instapundit reader or he has a serious reading comprehension problem.

Anyone interested in Bruce Bartlett’s views on the VAT would do well to skip Sullivan’s link and go to here. That we are so deep in debt that enacting a VAT only points to how disastrous the Obama presidency has been. On the other hand, I could envision a VAT if it replaced our current system and was the only tax imposed. That would be fair. To enact it in addition to the current system would be burdensome to the breaking point.

As far as Sullivan’s cred, he did call Bush out on spending. If he wants to be “credible” he should call Obama as well. Calling out Glenn Reynolds, who has a long history of advocating fiscal prudence and responsibility is just silly.

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