“Precious Bodily Fluids”

7:13 pm EST April 30th, 2007 | News | 6 Comments

That’s the kind of rhetoric deceitful warmonger Joe Lieberman echoes with phrases like “Vituperation Toxicity”.

Fox Finds Home For Failure

6:59 pm EST April 30th, 2007 | Uncategorized | Comments Off

Michael Steele, the great Black Con hope who got his butt kicked in double digits, is now an official ~~lackey~~ contributor to the Fox Noise Channel.

The air is thick with something over there, but it ain’t Oreos.

Topic: Black Conservatives

MSNBC Allows A Liberal Host On Air

5:55 pm EST April 30th, 2007 | Media | 25 Comments

Oh no! The end is near.

Rudy Giuliani Fakes Support

4:15 pm EST April 30th, 2007 | News | 2 Comments

Some astroturf from Rudy Giuliani.

Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani released his latest slate of New Hampshire supporters last week. One problem: Not all of them back the former New York City mayor.

Alongside a former state GOP chairman, a congressman and an executive councilor who do support Giuliani, a handful of people made the list of 125 supporters despite their objections.

Topic: Rudy Giuliani

The Very Stupid Leon Wolf* Of Redstate.com

12:05 pm EST April 30th, 2007 | News | 15 Comments

Supermansuperiorbrain

As of this writing the mental midgets of Redstate.com have dedicated 447 words to the discussion of whether the slogan to my site is accurate or not. Why are they so stupid? Why don’t they get this? It is not remotely complicated. Kryptonite kills Superman. My site kills (or attempts to, in this case) stupid. My site is … wait for it … LIKE KRYPTONITE TO STUPID.

This is not a complicated concept, yet the guys on one of the top con websites cannot figure it out and lash out by making tired old fat jokes. Come on.

* Corrected spelling of the bewildered and stupid Leon Wolf’s name, who just does not get the very very very simple slogan of this site.

George Tenet On Sixty Minutes

7:19 pm EST April 29th, 2007 | Uncategorized | 26 Comments

He just doesn’t come across well. He seems combative, argumentative, etc. In other words, another incompetent Bush administration official (and yes, I know he was there before Bush came in). As I noted – this guy was CIA director at the time of the worst intelligence failure in U.S. history. He didn’t say a damn thing when we invaded Iraq, when he received the medal of honor and on and on until he’s got a book to push in order to financially benefit himself.

Just not credible.

Topic: 9/11

Condi Rice: Bush Is Her… “Feed”. EW!

7:04 pm EST April 29th, 2007 | Republicans | 10 Comments

I think I threw up in my mouth a little.

And Rice was drawn to Bush. “First of all, I thought he was wonderful to be around,” she recalled, sitting on the couch in her State Department office. “He was warm and funny and easy to be around. I thought he had just an incredibly inquisitive mind … You could barely finish an explanation before he was digging into it.”

Bush was also a bad boy. And Rice, according to friends and family, had a thing for bad boys. That was why, as a 20-year-old grad student, she preferred her second Fighting Irish football player boyfriend to her first, said Jane Robinett, Rice’s best Notre Dame friend: John “Dubie” Dubenetzky, cocky and handsome with wavy blond hair, was less deferential than Wayne Bullock, the sweet fullback who had moved Condi’s boxes into Lewis Hall.

Rice’s friends insisted the attraction to Bush was platonic, but Brenda Hamberry-Green, her Palo Alto hairdresser, who had spent years commiserating with Rice over how hard it was for successful black women to find a good man, noticed a change when Rice started working for Bush. “He fills that need,” Hamberry-Green decided. “Bush is her feed.”

They Can’t Do Anything Right

9:28 am EST April 29th, 2007 | Republicans | 32 Comments

Not in Iraq…

In a troubling sign for the American-financed rebuilding program in Iraq, inspectors for a federal oversight agency have found that in a sampling of eight projects that the United States had declared successes, seven were no longer operating as designed because of plumbing and electrical failures, lack of proper maintenance, apparent looting and expensive equipment that lay idle.

… or in New Orleans

Titled “Echo-Chamber Message” — a public relations term for talking points designed to be repeated again and again — the Sept. 7, 2005, directive was unmistakable: Assure the scores of countries that had pledged or donated aid at the height of the disaster that their largesse had provided Americans “practical help and moral support” and “highlight the concrete benefits hurricane victims are receiving.”

Many of the U.S. diplomats who received the message, however, were beginning to witness a more embarrassing reality. They knew the U.S. government was turning down many allies’ offers of manpower, supplies and expertise worth untold millions of dollars. Eventually the United States also would fail to collect most of the unprecedented outpouring of international cash assistance for Katrina’s victims.

Do not put people in charge of our government who hate our government.

He’s Got My Vote

11:01 pm EST April 28th, 2007 | News | 14 Comments

Link: Nathan Petrelli for Congress.

Redskins Pick LaRon Landry

10:26 pm EST April 28th, 2007 | Uncategorized | 7 Comments

I’m not sure what to think about the ‘Skins picking Landry. I kind of expected them to go linebacker or defensive line instead of secondary, especially since we already have one of the harder hitting safeties in Sean Taylor. The upside is, LaRon Landry is a lot like Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, Lori Lemaris….

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