If you guys never linked to him, nobody would ever read what he writes. (Yes, even less than what he has now)

I bet most of his unique hits are from bloggers/pundits.

he goes into full panic mode.

In a narrow, free market sense, I actually respect his decision to try to ride his market up. Others, who already have smelled the blood and bailed, not so much.

Frum will be a bitter little man surrounded by a few other bitter little men decrying the next GOP victory–likely in 2010–as undeserved. He’s pathetic, as is what passes for his tiny audience.

We need to make certain that our party leaders understand the importance that these folks remain marginalized in times of victory as well as in times of defeat. I intend to impress that fact on them

Good post, Mike.

He’s a product of the past that we don’t need. When it comes to constructive conservatism, we are it. We’re on the front lines and he is a road block.

His angst is fully understandable. He probably wrote that piece while sitting in the gilded library of the Lindsey Graham Republican Club, just after learning the tragic news that the club had run out of Merlot.

The boy couldn’t find his own asp with both hands, a map, a flashlight, and a 30-minute head start.

..a conservative trying to win the approval of liberals—and paychecks from the MSM—by talking poorly of other conservatives.

Well, actually, Powerline was writing about David Brooks at the time, but the shoe fits Frum, too. And Kathleen Parker.

Come to think of it, I saw Frum on CNN the other day. Maybe he’s angling to replace David Gergen as the token “conservative” on Ted’s network.