A TV station in San Francisco is now reporting that sexual misconduct complaints against former radio talk host Bernie Ward go back to Ward's days as a Catholic priest. Writing in The Corner on the National Review website, David Freddoso thinks Ward is getting his comeuppance.

Hezbollah, victorious in Beirut. A journalist on the ground describes the situation in some detail.

Bob Herbert is one of the many Liberals who have finally come the proper conclusions about the Clintons.

...it’s one thing to lack class and a sense of grace, quite another to deliberately try and wreck the presidential prospects of your party’s likely nominee — and to do it in a way that has the potential to undermine the substantial racial progress that has been made in this country over many years.

The Clintons should be ashamed of themselves. But they long ago proved to the world that they have no shame.

Read the whole thing.

Meanwhile, Hillary continues to hold a huge lead in the polls of West Virginia and Kentucky, while Obama leads in Oregon.

Fred Barnes says that, despite the in-fighting in the Democratic camp, Republicans have good reasons to be gloomy about their prospects in November.

Still, the Jeremiah Wright controversy may not go away, as Stanley Kurtz examines Wright's magazine, and finds some interesting stuff.