all-encompassingly

I concur.
Imagine if the Knight of Columbus decided to give an award to a pedophile priest who had fled the country to avoid prison. The outcry would be universal. Victim groups would demand the award be withdrawn and that the organization apologize. Religion reporters would be on the case with the encouragement of their editors. [...]

Arianna Huffington responds to calls for further investigation of ACORN corruption by bringing up “Halliburton! Iraq! Halliburton!” (2:30 into video)
Parody-proof.

Correction: Drugged and then raped a child.
Some links for the morally confused:
Great News For (Famous) People Who Rape Children!
Common Roman Polanski Defenses, Refuted
Reminder: Roman Polanski raped a child

Choice quotes from Whoopi:
But it wasn’t rape-rape.
The world see 13 year-old and 14 year-olds differently.

Flashes of brilliance followed by habitual disappointment.
I have come to accept that neither are elite teams, nor will be in the near future.

Fake but accurate.
President Barack Obama, seeking to make a case for health-insurance regulation, told a poignant story to a joint session of Congress last week. An Illinois man getting chemotherapy was dropped from his insurance plan when his insurer discovered an unreported gallstone the patient hadn’t known about.
“They delayed his treatment, and he died because [...]

On the 70th anniversary of the Soviet invasion.
You cannot make this stuff up.

…to all readers of this blog. See it here.

ACORN (“Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now”) issued the following statement about a lender’s misconduct after foreclosing on a $12 million Malibu beach property:
“This is the ultimate example of dancing on the shattered dreams of the millions of Americans who’ve lost their homes. They should be ashamed of themselves,” said Association of Community Organizations [...]

Hit tip to Paul.

Time to check into rehab, loser.

During the Bush administration, the Times and other media outlets routinely disparaged job creation as somehow beneath the dignity of the workers, even as wages rose and unemployment fell. The work was demeaning and mundane, and the pay inadequate. Every chance they had to use anecdotal complaints about supposed burger-flipping or paper-shifting wound [...]

Obama [compounded his problems] by vastly misreading his mandate. He assumed it was personal. This, after winning by a mere seven points in a year of true economic catastrophe, of an extraordinarily unpopular Republican incumbent, and of a politically weak and unsteady opponent. Nonetheless, Obama imagined that….he had won the kind of banana-republic plebiscite [...]