I have no life. This is proof.

National Review's Tevi Troy really, really, really needs to get a life, man. President Obama brought along a few books to read while vacationing in Martha's Vineyard. Troy's take: "First, five of the six are novels, and the near-absence of nonfiction sends the wrong message for any president, because it sets him up for the charge that he is out of touch with reality." Really, Tevi? Is this really your contribution to the national discourse? I just have one question: How far out of one's mind does one have to be to pen such nonsense? Pathetic.