Tuesday Evening Reading

J2 offers an insightful, nicely crafted comment about the President's proposed health savings accounts. I take issue with some of his arguments, but he is definitely better informed on the subject than I am, and his comment is well worth reading. (J2 gets the Scrambies Award for best comments. I actually once met J2 in person, but I regret that I've forgotten his name.)

Cole looks back on the time he met Coretta Scott King, who died last night at age 78.

Legislators in at least five states, including my native state of Indiana, are proposing bold anti-abortion legislation in hopes that these laws will survive, given the current makeup of the Supreme Court. (I need to discuss this development with my source in the Indiana Statehouse.)

Jesus' General updates the Bill of Rights. It's a little over the top, but funny nonetheless.

The Onion: Vegetarian Can't Bring Self To Eat IHOP's Funny Face Pancakes. (As a vegetarian, I'm allowed to find this funny.)

And so you know, I'm not happy that Love Monkey was pre-empted tonight by the State of the Union Address, the opposition response, and the subsequent commentary. (As it were, Bush said very little in the SOTUA about healthcare.)