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About a month ago Costco had "Unfit for Command" hidden in the middle of various books, mostly by left-wing authors, including Bill Clinton's which got a prominent display of several rows. My wife and I moved the "Unfit" books to the front row (pushing back a row of Clinton's book). Last week "Unfit for Command" was moved to a slightly better position, holding a single row about 4 or 5 books deep; but it was beside Kitty Kelly's book which held the prominent corner, 4 or 5 books deep on both sides. Costco loves those Bush-bashing books. No doubt.

I've been pleased with the Costco book selections. Unfit for Command was later getting there than I would have liked, but it had to go to several more printings to meet demand, so that didn't concern me. Yes, Bill Clinton's book stayed at the end for longer than it should have, but now they've been moved to the middle. Costco usally has devotional books and Bibles as well as best-selling books of all types. Tommy Frank's book is prominently displayed there too. They may be liberal, but they work hard to supply customer demand, which tends to be conservative, I think. I buy all my books there if I can. Great savings. I'm also headed there to buy the video tape that I will use tonight to tape the debate.

The guard should have asked permission to be there. If I were a private business, I would want to support the military in any way that I could, but they do have the right to ask them to leave.