Has Modern Conservatism Become a Cult?Source: FIRST THINGS: On the Square
I think this is a very astute point that cuts to the heart of the problem on the right. The libertarians often prop up Hayek as their hero while we traditionalist conservatives like to trot out Edmund Burke.
Who Has The Best Chest In Hollywood? (PHOTOS, POLL)Source: The Huffington Post
Whether they're real or not, many of these breasts are spectacular. You've already voted on men's chests (Daniel Craig, Christian Bale and Will Smith took the top spots) --now weigh in on which celebrity woman has the best chest.

What is not to love about the budget plan that the GOP released yesterday? The cover is blue, just like the administration's budget, but instead of a flat navy blue with sissy swirls on it, the GOP's blue is soothingly gradated with the party's manly and patriotic eagle clip art.
The Road to SerfdomSource: mises.org
This pamphlet was originally published in LOOK magazine. This is Hayek's "The Road to Serfdom" in a nutshell. I read this book years ago and am presently reading it again. I recommend it to you all. Please check this out:

James K Galbraith claimed in the New York Times in November 2008 that perhaps 10 or 12 of the 15,000 professional economists foresaw the coming crisis. Evidently, Mr.

Obama's economic team seems to confirm at first glance that all his talk of "change" really means more of the same – "more bailouts, more government intervention, more addressing symptoms rather than causes – along with greater deficits, and massive increases in gover …

'Emergencies' have always been the pretext on which the safeguards of individual liberty have been eroded. - F. Hayek
The New Road to SerfdomSource: In These Times
In the early '80s, as Margaret Thatcher attempted to hack away at England's substantial public sector, she found a frustrating degree of public resistance. The closer she got to the bone, the more the patient wriggled and withdrew.
The Snare of Government SubsidiesSource: mises.org
The idea that businessmen are strong defenders of the free enterprise system is one which is believed only by those who have never studied the history of private enterprise in the Western, industrial nations.