May

19

Clean Energy Fantasy: Steven Chu on The Avengers

Filed Under Entertainment, Global Warming, Politics, Science & Nature | 21 Comments

“I’d better keep this sh*t away from the Department of Energy or we’ll all go bankrupt” ***** Energy Secretary Steven Chu used the movie The Avengers, which I saw last weekend, to segue into another pitch to keep dumping taxpayer dollars down the “clean energy” money incinerator. By way of Erika Johnsen at Hot Air, [...]

Apr

17

Ted Nugent Metaphors Draw Attention of Secret Service

Filed Under Entertainment, Politics | 13 Comments

Democrats are aghast after Ted Nugent, in reference to the need to defeat the Dems in November, said “we need to take these sons of bitches out!” Oh wait, that was said by Jimmy Hoffa Jr. at an event attended by President Obama, and it was directed at the Tea Party (Obama later said he [...]

Mar

12

Team Obama Picked the Right Director for Their Campaign Film

Filed Under Entertainment, Moonbats, Politics | 7 Comments

If you’re Obama looking for a director for your campaign film (the trailer was recently released, featuring narration from Tom Hanks), you’d want somebody who not only has tasted the Kool Aid, but who has swallowed so much of it that they’ve overdosed on Hope & Change and will forever be seeing visions of rainbows, [...]

Mar

8

MSM Happily Takes the Bait on Limbaugh’s Bumper Music

Filed Under Entertainment, Politics | 22 Comments

The left is leaving no stone unturned in their Rush Limbaugh criticism — even if they have to make up stuff. I believe it was Media Matters that started the lie that certain music was played “while Limbaugh attacked Sandra Fluke” — as in simultaneously — as if Limbaugh had a soundtrack playing in the [...]

Mar

7

Something About This Plot Sounds Very Familiar

Filed Under Entertainment, Politics | 7 Comments

I wonder if Bill and Hill will get any residuals for being the inspirations for this new show: At the epicenter of the drama is the divorced former First Lady, who’s the current Secretary of State, having recently lost the presidential nomination. Elaine Barrish – that’s the name of Weaver’s character – has got a [...]

Feb

22

Obama Sings the Blues

Filed Under Economy, Entertainment, Politics | 9 Comments

Yet another “panty melter” for Chris Matthews, courtesy of the latest in the Party Time at the White House series. If Obama wanted to sing some blues Americans could relate to, he should have recorded this at a gas station or unemployment line: He’s pretty good… hopefully we can help him launch a full-time singing [...]

Feb

6

Chrysler’s Super Bowl Ad Featuring Clint Eastwood: An Obama Ad in Cheap Disguise?

Filed Under Business, Entertainment, Politics | 19 Comments

Sunday night I watched the Super Bowl but must have ducked out in the kitchen for another beer and Dorito re-load when they showed the ad that’s being talked about in political circles: The Clint Eastwood “Halftime in America” ad for Chrysler that could double as an Obama for America ad. It does have that [...]

Feb

1

‘Game Change’ Trailer: Sarah Palin is Skynet in Heels

Filed Under Entertainment, Politics | 15 Comments

Let’s start this way… here’s part of the description on Amazon of the 2010 book “Game Change”: In Game Change, John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, two of the country’s leading political reporters, use their unrivaled access to pull back the curtain on the Obama, Clinton, McCain, and Palin campaigns. How did Obama convince himself that, [...]

Jan

20

Obama Sings at the Apollo

Filed Under Entertainment, Politics | 17 Comments

Our President took his laser-like focus on jobs to New York City for a few fundraisers. One of them was at the Apollo, where Obama sang a little Al Green inside the theater while other Americans were singing “Brother Can You Spare a Dime” outside the theater. Let’s start the day with a panty-melter for [...]

Dec

17

Willie Nelson: Those at the Top Get Their Share at the Expense of the 99 Percent

Filed Under Celebrity Idiots, Entertainment, Politics | 25 Comments

Willie Nelson posted this at HuffPo: The disparity between the top 1 percent and everyone else has been laid bare — there’s no more denying that those at the top get their share at the expense of the 99 percent. Lobbyists, loopholes, tax breaks… how can ordinary folks expect a fair shake? The rich try [...]

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