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* Remember Scotty “2 Hotty” McClellan? Well, now that the damage is done and the rats have abandoned ship, now he decides to come to Jesus. Sorry, Scott, we gave at the office–and you’re still a douchebag.

* The idea that claiming for months that the housing crisis was under control and wouldn’t spill over into the greater economy, then furiously bailing out failed lenders with taxpayer dollars, somehow qualifies Ben Bernanke as “bold” should make you as sad as it makes me.

* The FCC is under pressure from consumer activists and Congress to ease wireless contract termination fees, but their proposed solution would block class action lawsuits and prevent state regulators from passing stronger laws governing the fees. The cure is truly worse than the disease.

* Speaking of which, the Supreme Court made a rare show of standing up for the individual by denying T-Mobile’s appeal to dismiss a class action suit over arbitration clauses in its contracts. I dunno if someone left a horse head in Sammy Alito’s bed or what, but kudos to the SCOTUS for making the right decision for once.

* Fans of Joss Whedon’s new Eliza Dushku-starring action show “Dollhouse” are launching a preemptive strike campaign to save the show from being canceled before a single episode has even aired. Given how badly Joss has fared in the past with Fox, and how networks are canceling good shows right and left these days (R.I.P. “Moonlight”), I can’t say this is unwarranted.