Dec

27

The Fab 50 Blog Awards: You Like Me! You Really Like Me!

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Groucho once said that “any club that would have me as a member isn’t worth joining,” and I agree with that when it comes to almost everything except Doug Ross’s “Fab 50″ blog awards. Michelle Malkin was named “Best Political Blog” and I share the “Best Pinch Hitter” honors for my guest-host duties at Michelle’s [...]

Dec

26

Photo of the Day

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We’ll start getting back to full speed here as soon as I work off all the prime rib, rolls, stuffing and pie (has anybody ever had chocolate covered potato chips? Sounds gross but it’s actually quite addictive). Hopefully you all had a good Christmas too. Speaking of Christmas, yesterday, President Obama and the First Lady, [...]

Dec

24

Bush Sells As Many Books in a Month As Clinton Did in 6 Years

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It’s going to kill MSNBC to have to report this… if they ever do: Former U.S. President George W Bush’s memoir has sold an astonishing two million copies since it was released in early November – and it’s not even in paperback yet. ‘Decision Points’, published both in hardcover and e-book form, is flying off [...]

Dec

24

RIP: Splash — Ted Kennedy’s Beloved Dog, Symbol of Irony

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When Ted Kennedy named one of his dogs “Splash” it was almost as if he was mocking critics of his controversial past (it was like the Captain of the Titanic naming his pet “Iceberg”). But that’s neither her nor there. Splash has passed on, and he’s now up there or wherever with the rest of [...]

Dec

23

Stage Diving, Romanian Parliament Style

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A reminder of why Romania is starting to go bat-shait crazy: Public sector jobs account for one-third of the Romanian work force. That’s not anywhere near sustainable (“sustainability” is a word libs love unless it refers to the public trough) and slashing and burning isn’t optional, but inevitable. But some obviously can’t take it, but [...]

Dec

23

The ‘Most Productive Congress in Decades’?

Filed Under Media, Politics | 17 Comments

A Washington Post article here parrots what I’ve read in other papers and seen trumpeted on most news channels for the past few days: The 111th Congress was the most productive in decades! It’s the word “productive” that’s a joke. Big deal — termites once had a “productive” year on a house I used to [...]

Dec

22

Chyron Graphic Fail of the Week

Filed Under Media | 8 Comments

What happens when you’re a Fox News producer, one of your guests is both a “holocaust survivor” and a “Nobel Prize winner,” and you’ve asked a studio intern to combine those two items into a one-line description? You proof-read it before it goes on the air, that’s what: Mediaite has the video.

Dec

22

Barney Frank Asked if Gay Men Should Be Allowed to Shower With Straight Men — Gee, I Wonder What His Answer Was

Filed Under PC, Politics, War | 14 Comments

Barack Obama signed the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell repeal this morning — time to hit the showers, fellas! From The Blaze: Not allowing gay military personnel to shower with straight military peronnel would be “discrimination.” That’s the position of Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), an openly gay member of Congress who is a proponent of banishing [...]

Dec

22

Alan Colmes: More Terror Plots are Hatched by Angry White Non-Muslims

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Do liberal talking heads really wonder why they never have their own TV or radio shows that do jack squat in the ratings? Who wants to watch “beyond stupid” for any length of time? By way of Gateway Pundit: “The issue is that more of these plots have been hatched by non-Muslims… It’s not just [...]

Dec

21

Pelosi’s Proudest Moment as Speaker: Ramming Through That Bill That Helped Get Her Party’s Ass Kicked Last Month

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This is a little like Joe Hazelwood saying the proudest moment of his tanker captain career was when he had the honor of covering the Prince William Sound with oil, and that the harbor seals and clams were just too stupid to know what a favor he did for them. From Politico: “Every minute is [...]

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