Apr

23

Brief Announcement

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Starting at noon-ish today through Friday or so I’ll be filling in for Michelle Malkin, which will result in posting here being light until the weekend. So remember to check Michelle’s site for any new posts until the start of the weekend, and we’ll be back up to normal speed here on Saturday/Sunday.

Apr

17

More Evidence Fast Food is Bad for You

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Somebody’s about to be McWealthy: A giant set of golden arches outside a McDonald’s in eastern Arizona toppled in high winds Wednesday, crushing a Naperville couple’s Chevy Trailblazer as they sat inside the parked vehicle. Retirees Russell and Carolyn Janke suffered multiple injuries. They had stopped at the McDonald’s on the Navajo Nation reservation in [...]

Apr

16

The Most Delicious Gun You’ll Ever Grease Somebody With

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Here’s your mid-morning palate-cleanser: What could taste better after tea than the BA-K-47 — a full size replica of an AK-47 made out of bacon: Now just make the shells out of over-easy eggs and a sight out of pancakes and we’ll prepared for an invasion of the cardiologist’s office.

Apr

16

Anderson Cooper Gets a Little Testis About Tea Parties

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In this jewel of a clip, CNN’s Anderson Cooper goes for all the marbles when he says “It’s hard to talk when you’re teabagging” while David Gergen yucks it up. It doesn’t get any more disconcerting than watching these two guys analyze grassroots balls the size of the tea parties: Anderson sounds like a man [...]

Apr

15

Tax Day Right Wing Extremist Tea Party, Lansing, Mi — Joe the Plumber Edition

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Wow, what a difference a few weeks makes. The tea party in Lansing at the end of February was just the beginning. Today’s was enormous, and Joe the Plumber even stopped by as one of the presumably many stops he’ll be making today. I knew it was going to be big, because I had to [...]

Apr

15

Let the Teabagging Begin!

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We’re off shortly to just one of hundreds of “tea parties” around the country. I’ll have some pictures to post later this afternoon. By the way, I know that the left refers to tea-partiers as “teabaggers” — that’s why I used it in the title. For those of you who don’t know, “teabagging” is a [...]

Apr

15

Al Sharpton: Voluntary Nut Case

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If almost anybody else had said this, I might have thought it was intended as a fairly well-concealed joke, but I’ve been watching Al Sharpton for too long to give him that benefit of the doubt. Below is a steaming pile of audio from Sharpton’s radio show on which Al said that in Somalia they [...]

Apr

14

Homeland Security Memo Revealed: How to Spot a ‘Right Wing Radical’

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The Department of Homeland Security released a 9-page memo to all local law enforcement officials in the country under the following cover: According to the Washington Times, among the traits that law enforcement officials are going to be on the lookout for are individuals with a “single issue” dedication, such as abortion or immigration — [...]

Apr

14

And Doggone it, the Judges Like Him: Senator Al Franken

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It’s nearly official: Three judges soundly rejected Norm Coleman’s attempt to reverse Al Franken’s lead in the U.S. Senate election late Monday, sweeping away the Republican’s claims in a blunt ruling Coleman promised to appeal. Congratulations, Al — you’re a perfect fit for this Congress, and believe it or not, your presence will actually enhance [...]

Apr

14

Glenn Beck’s Evilness Makes Guest Faint

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For the record, I was in the studio once with Glenn on his radio show, and he had the same effect on me. Sure, they tried to blame the seven Grey Goose martinis I had for breakfast, but I knew that it was being in the presence of pure evil that made me pass out [...]

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