I-Read-Faster-than-the-Corner-Guy points out Mark Steyn’s latest:

Another great article from the Master is up on National Post of Canada. Here is a quote: “If the media’s version of SARS — Snotty Anti-Rumsfeld Syndrome — has any merit, it ought surely to be of universal application. When the last five Baathists have fled Iraq and are living on welfare in Sarnia, Eric Margolis will still be assuring us that it’s all part of a brilliant Saddamite strategy that has exposed the allied victory for the sham it is. Would it not be possible to apply this “healthy skepticism” towards officialdom a little more broadly? Right now the Anglo-American war’s going brilliantly, the Canadian home front’s a disaster: Toronto’s hospitals are more overstretched than Baghdad’s, and our national carrier is in worse shape than the Iraqi Air Force. Yet mysteriously the Canadian media insist it’s the U.S. Government that’s complacent and inept.”