...you find a whole new unexplored cave of yawning moron you never knew about.
A large plurality of National Journal's Republican Political Insiders say they have more respect for John McCain's judgment because he tapped Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate. Forty-six percent said they now respect McCain's judgment "much more" or "a little more"; 25 percent said they now respect it "much less" or "a little less"; and 29 percent said his VP choice didn't change their assessment....
More than 70 percent of right-of-center bloggers responding to the same question said the pick boosted their respect for McCain's judgment. One called the Palin pick "the most riveting thing in politics since 'Tear down this wall.'" ("I can't feed myself," he added... Ed.)
Showing posts with label faintly alarming and ass stupid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faintly alarming and ass stupid. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Republicans enamored with the magical powers of the Twitter
Aim it at Cheney's pacemaker, maybe it will explode.
GOP: Oil markets 'responding' to our protest
House Republicans issued the boldest claim yet in their three-day energy protest, insinuating on Tuesday morning that their demonstration may in fact have already begun to lower gas prices.
“The market is responding to the fact that we are here talking,” said Republican Rep. John Shadegg.
GOP: Oil markets 'responding' to our protest
House Republicans issued the boldest claim yet in their three-day energy protest, insinuating on Tuesday morning that their demonstration may in fact have already begun to lower gas prices.
“The market is responding to the fact that we are here talking,” said Republican Rep. John Shadegg.
Republicans embrace the Twitter (cont'd)
A Stunt-Driven Agenda
"Eighteen times over the past 90 days, the minority tried, unsuccessfully, to force the House to adjourn. Now the House has finally adjourned -- for a five-week recess, no less -- and Republicans are demanding that the chamber be called back into session," the Washington Post's Dana Milbank observed. Believing "they have struck political gold with American voters," conservatives are lauding their stagecraft in the most grandiose terms. "Today is the 2008 version of the Boston Tea Party," exclaimed Rep John Shadegg (R-AZ). "[L]ike the founders of this country we're going directly to the American people," boasted Rep. Tim Price (R-GA). "This could be America's greatest hour," crowed Rep. Don Manzullo (R-IL). Conservatives extended the theatrics yesterday and have declared they will continue their floor protests for "as long as it takes."
"Eighteen times over the past 90 days, the minority tried, unsuccessfully, to force the House to adjourn. Now the House has finally adjourned -- for a five-week recess, no less -- and Republicans are demanding that the chamber be called back into session," the Washington Post's Dana Milbank observed. Believing "they have struck political gold with American voters," conservatives are lauding their stagecraft in the most grandiose terms. "Today is the 2008 version of the Boston Tea Party," exclaimed Rep John Shadegg (R-AZ). "[L]ike the founders of this country we're going directly to the American people," boasted Rep. Tim Price (R-GA). "This could be America's greatest hour," crowed Rep. Don Manzullo (R-IL). Conservatives extended the theatrics yesterday and have declared they will continue their floor protests for "as long as it takes."
Friday, August 1, 2008
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
America's struggle to be Number One is paying off!!!
If black America were a country, it would rank 16th in the world in the number of
people living with the AIDS virus, the Black AIDS Institute, an advocacy group, reported Tuesday.
Go America! You can do it! Be Number One! Woof! Woof! Woof!
I'm sure all that abstenence-only sex-ed promoted by W will get us there too!
Woof! Woof! Woof!
Remember Kids, Condoms are for Nerds and only Homosexuals get HIV.
Monday, May 26, 2008
"Well, both if we could..."
Watch yet another idiot on Fox News. As well, the interview is minutes of nothing - which is not much of a surprise. Why not talk about the fallacy of the historical analogy in the first place - about how it's not just a tone deaf comment, but a comment that shows no kind of subtlety about historical or political discourse. And haven't we had enough of politicians painting in broad, disingenuous strokes?
Oh right, it's Fox.
They love that shit. Speak that shit. Wallow in that shit.
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