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Wonkette says goodbye to our right-wing man today. Apparently, he’s trying to get a “job,” and the princely salary of $12 per post would force him to rely on that welfare state that doesn’t exist so much anymore. He writes:

I have to go crawl back into my undisclosed location now. That means no more co-editing of the site for me. I promise to return at uncomfortable moments like the boyfriend who dumped you six months ago but still wants to hook up. Trust me, it’s better this way. Thanks to the boss for letting me use her site to heckle you with right wing rants this past week. Just remember, she voted to authorize these posts. It’’s her fault, I swear. — Eric Pfeiffer

Well, he provided misleading intelligence. Cherrypicker.

Over at The Corner, John Miller predicts a near clean sweep for the Democrats:

“Later this morning, I’ll be going out to vote for Jerry Kilgore, the Republican running for governor in Virginia; alas, I suspect that Democrat Tim Kaine will be holding a victory party tonight. Down ticket, Bolling (R) will win the race for LG and, in what may be a minor upset, Deeds (D) will win AG. In New Jersey, Jon Corzine (D) will beat Doug Forrester (R), with Forrester not breaking 45 percent. The four California propositions that Arnold Schwarzenegger and everybody else are watching closely, nos. 74, 75, 76, and 77, will all lose. The New York mayor’s race was over before it started: Bloomberg (R, sort of) will win re-election. And in a city close to my own heart, I’m anticipating a small piece of good news: In the mayoral race, Freman Hendrix (D) will oust incumbent Kwame Kilpatrick (D), a man with a wonderfully alliterative melting-pot name but also a fellow who has cared more about taxpayer-funded private parties than improving a city that still needs a lot of help. Bottom line: This looks like a day for the Ds.”

Last night Jonah Goldberg diagnosed himself and members of his ilk as sufferers of Mm’Doh!: “Miers Mental Dementia Obsessive Hysteria.” Symptoms may include lumping together contradictory psychological disorders for cute acronym purposes, and making reference to the following in a single NRO column: MORE »