Three things to read today *UPDATED*

I’m not going to do anymore blogging today, but I wanted to direct your attention to three articles that I found enlightening.  In no particular order:

1.  Andrew Klavan’s 5 Myths About Those Tinseltown Liberals, an article that excoriates the hypocrisy of Hollywood.

2.  Michelle Malkin’s Crush the Obamedia Narrative : Look Who’s “Gripped by Insane Rage,” a photo and video essay that destroys the media’s new myth that three screamers at McCain-Palin rallies are conclusive proof that conservatives are in the grip of insane, uncontrollable rage.

3.  Sol Sander’s Memo to America’s Enemies : Be Careful What You Wish For, an essay casting on encouraging light on America’s continued importance in the world.

UPDATE:  Here’s a fourth for you:  Patrick the Paragraph Farmer‘s nicely written article explaining precisely why Ayers matters, both because of what he was then and what he is now — not to mention the fact that, even if Obama was ignorant of the former, he knows about and has been complicit in the latter.

UPDATE II:  And a fifth, an unusually lucid summary from Melanie Phillips detailing Barack Obama’s dreadful affiliations, and pointing a red hot finger at the media’s assiduous avoidance of those issues, even as it seeks to destroy Sarah Palin.