Wednesday link dump: Barebacking again

Stephen Colbert interviewed Laura Ingraham, who has just released an exciting new minstrel show.
Are Democrats pushing a birther candidate to hurt a Republican?
Dan Quayle's son Ben is running for congress, and he has rented some children.
Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty is open to making Minnesota's official language English, which should piss off some old Norwegians somewhere up north, probably.
In their abominable and unsurprising editorial against the Cordoba House Islamic center in lower Manhattan, the editors of the National Review smeared Imam Faisal Rauf.
And according to CNN, the Islamic center will be "built by 9/11." Did you know that 9/11 is a place, now?
Sharron Angle is still a nut.
Actual real-life no-foolin' Politico column, today: "President Obama should be more endearing." Apparently he needs a nickname.
A Republican gubernatorial candidate in Colorado has discovered that bike lanes are part of a one-world-government UN plot to control our cities. I am not joking. This is America, in 2010. Whee.
And an Indiana Republican learned an important vocabulary lesson yesterday.

Sharron Angle's mission from God, bike lanes as world domination plot, and Ben Quayle's borrowed children