Conservative punditocracy converges!

Just something for the fanboys here:

1. Victor Davis Hanson reviews Mark Steyn.
2. Mark Steyn, sitting in for Hugh Hewitt, will interview James Lileks tonight.
3. Hugh Hewitt interviews Victor Davis Hanson on Penn’s Halloween bomber:

I think it’s emblematic of this endemic problem on the left, that they don’t really see that we’re in a war, they don’t really see that there’s a moral difference between suicide bombers and people who try to deliberately kill people, and people in the war who have collatoral damage by accident, when they try to target terrorists. So I mean, it’s a problem we’re having, these Fraudian slips. John Kerry didn’t mean to slur soldiers, but he has a problem. And when he makes a mistake, and he makes a gaffe, that’s the type of things that comes out…

There’s something wrong in America, and in the West in general, that we just don’t have the ability to identify evil from good. And there’s a large number of people whose worldview, I think, was formed in the 1960′s during the Vietnam War, a period of affluence and leisure, and they’ve completely forgotten the lessons of their parents that went through the Depression, World War II. And we’re going to be…this generation, I don’t want to us an obscene or a gruff metaphor, but they’re sort of like a rat and a snake, and they’re slowly going through the American process, and they’re not aging well. So when we have these outbursts by Al Gore, or these outbursts by Dick Durbin, or…all of these things are connected. And I think it’s a frustration that most American people have rejected that worldview.

Hmmm.

Update: Meanwhile, the pundit di tutti pundits bows out.

Update: Is Canada’s largest book seller boycotting Mark Steyn’s book?

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