The right-wing blogosphere is in meltdown over the loss of their beloved John Bolton.

Redstate:

The good news just keeps on coming these days. John Bolton has tendered his resignation, and President Bush has “reluctantly” accepted it. I admit to a little frustraton with Mr. Bush on this; while I know confirming Mr. Bolton in a Democrat-controlled senate was an uphill battle, the President had signalled that he was ready to fight for his man. And I for one would be willing to fight along side him. The conflict could have been an opportunity to ask senators exactly what they were voting against when they opposed Mr. Bolton. Support for Israel? Intervention in Darfur? Reform at the UN?

Malkin:

Very depressing news this Monday morning. We are losing a staunch, devoted defender of America’s interests at the U.N.

Reacting to the news, Eleanor Clift chuckled on Fox News that Bush is just “recognizing reality.”

If the White House thinks throwing in the towel and throwing Bolton overboard will appease the Dems or the U.N., it doesn’t know what reality is.

More to come as I find them. This is just a sample of the wingnuts feeling that democracy means their way or no way. Maybe we can keep Democrats in control and then they will have to either realize democracy is about sharing ideas and working out the best of both worlds, or just leave. America spoke last month and said that their extremist ideals are not what America is about.