After a brief hiatus due to illness, the Carnival of Snark has returned. This week’s entrants include none of the usual suspects, which means there are new blogs waiting for you to discover. And, yes, they snark. Oh my, how they snark!

Stupid Politicians

NK takes on a political perennial, Mayor Richard Daley, with America’s Possible Next President-By-Proxy Wins Re-election As Mayor Of Chicago at Cree Tees.

Adam rails on shoddy simplifications in Righteousness of the Devout at Sophistpundit.

Stupid Schools

Dana, a fellow homeschooling mother, tackles the dreaded S-word in If you want your child socialized…a public school satire at Principled Discovery.

Richard also writes about Public School at Shadowscope.

Will Chen wonders At What Price? Bounty From the Belly of the Big Box Beast at Wisebread.

Stupid People

Bill Losapio, who is apparently not a Limbaugh fan, warns Anyone Attempting to Pursuade Using Limbaugh Logic Will Be Removed From the Premises! at L. William Losapio.

Wenchypoo warns about the War on the War on the Middle Class at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.

What discussion of stupid people would be complete without a mention of Maureen Dowd? This week, CapeTownDissentator presents Two Comedians, a Senator, and an Aging Institution at The Dissentators.

Stupid Laws

Dr. Ford Fox, who attended the ACLU vs. NSA federal appeals hearing in Cincinnati, reports that the Government’s lawyers have been reading too much Franz Kafka in Freedom from Government Surveillance at Futurologic Markup Language.

Other Stupidity

Brad, who surfs the internet from his office bathroom, warns us Don’t Make Friends at Work posted at Brad’s Bits (no pun intended).

According to Avant News, California Scientists are Mapping God’s Genome. Mmmm-kay.

Madeleine Begun Kane shares tips on Surmounting Marriage at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Mark A. Rayner has some ideas about fixing the markets in Ask General Kang: Is it a correction? Please tell me it?s a correction! Should I sell? at The Skwib.

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