Jul

28

North Korea Treats Losing Soccer Team About Like You’d Expect

Filed Under Sports, World News | 3 Comments

I’m sure this is just the tip of the iceberg as far as the team’s punishment goes: Seoul (AsiaNews) – North Korea’s football team were subjected to a six-hour public reprimand by 400 sports students and officials for betraying “the trust of Kim Jong-un” by losing all three of their World Cup matches. The coach [...]

Jul

28

14 Weeks

Filed Under Politics | 1 Comment

By way of The Right Scoop, if this doesn’t get you ready for November 2nd, nothing will: 14 Weeks from Republican Governors Association on Vimeo.

Jul

27

Barney Frank Recklessly Spends Billions of Taxpayer Dollars, Argues Over $1 of His Own

Filed Under Politics | 7 Comments

Fast and loose with bushels of our money, tight-fisted with one dollar of his own. Figures: Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank caused a scene when he demanded a $1 senior discount on his ferry fare to Fire Island’s popular gay haunt, The Pines, last Friday. Frank was turned down by ticket clerks at the dock in [...]

Jul

27

Democrat California Assemblyman Refuses to Allow His Townhall Meeting to be Taped

Filed Under Media, Politics | 11 Comments

Wow, check out this vermin. Mike Gatto is yet another example of the kind of arrogants politicians who are above the people they work for, except this guy even takes it up a notch. The thing that’s a little surprising here is that Gatto seems to even have the cops in his pocket. Watch how [...]

Jul

26

‘Context’ Debate Surrounding Shirley Sherrod Forces NYT to Eat a Little Crow on Alleged Tea Party ‘Racism’

Filed Under Media, Politics, Tea Party | 4 Comments

But very little crow: The Political Times column last Sunday, about a generational divide over racial attitudes, erroneously linked one example of a racially charged statement to the Tea Party movement. While Tea Party supporters have been connected to a number of such statements, there is no evidence that epithets reportedly directed in March at [...]

Jul

26

The Travesty of Uncounted Military Ballots

Filed Under Law, Nat'l Security, Politics | Leave a Comment

They fight for our country and our freedom. They suffer for our country and our freedom. Their families go through hell. And yet a good many of their votes aren’t even counted. Election lawyer J. Christian Adams has a piece at Pajamas Media today about the Department of Justice’s failure to address the travesty of [...]

Jul

26

Obama Finally Agrees to Tough, Hour-Long Sit-Down Interview

Filed Under Media, Politics | 4 Comments

Many in the White House Press Corps have been critical of President Obama (I mean O’Carter, sorry) for dodging the press on the major issues, but finally this week he’s agreed to come out of that bubble and allow himself to be pelted with hard-hitting questions from the women on… The View: NEW YORK — [...]

Jul

26

Chris Matthews Talks About Current President O’Carter

Filed Under Humor, Media, Politics | 3 Comments

Even Captain Leg Thrill is getting Hope & Change confused with Malaise & Stagflation, and rightly so: Let’s just keep calling the president “O’Carter” from now on. It’s fitting on many levels — it recognizes the Carter/Obama economic death spiral connection while at the same time being a tribute to Obama’s Irish heritage. (h/t Weasel [...]

Jul

25

Alan Grayson Says Right Wing Wants to Take Him Out Just Like JFK, RFK and Malcolm X

Filed Under Moonbats, Politics | 5 Comments

Not long ago, somebody from the Media Research Center tweeted a desire to punch Alan Grayson in the face, and ever since then the lunatic Florida Democrat has been trying to convince everybody that the right-wing has turned him into Salman Rushdie. Grayson’s office claims to have received a death threat, and on the Ed [...]

Jul

24

Aww: Clinton Supporters Whining About Not Being Invited to Chelsea’s Wedding

Filed Under Politics | 2 Comments

It’s a shame these days that you can’t rely on greedy, backstabbing, malfeasant grifters to reward you for all you did for them in their time of need: So, just what does it take to score an invitation to the hottest — not to mention most secretive — political wedding of the summer? More than [...]

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