Mar

31

Hillary Dodges Sniper Fire from Bill Maher

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Bill Maher can push the needle on the lib-meter to the “Olbermann” level, but at least he doesn’t believe in a 9/11 conspiracy, and he certainly has Hillary’s number. Below is part of Maher’s monolog on Hillary Clinton, taken from a recent “Real Time.” If you don’t have time to watch the three minute clip, [...]

Mar

31

Yahoo! for Women

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Good news, ladies — you’ll soon have another website pandering to you: Yahoo Inc. on Monday launched a site for women between ages 25 and 54, calling it a key demographic underserved by current Yahoo properties. Yahoo! said the new site for women will be called HooHa! Just kidding… it’s called “Honey, what are you [...]

Mar

31

Monday’s Column: TSA Boobery

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Today’s column at WorldNetDaily revolves around a woman who is suing the government’s Transportation and Security Agency after being told to remove her nipple rings before boarding a flight in Texas. Were the skies made safer that day? Give a read to the column that I believe sets my new record for movie references, “Piercing [...]

Mar

31

Bushball

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George W. Bush threw out the opening pitch at Nationals Park in Washington on Sunday. The president “brought the heat,” which will only make Gore more certain than ever that Bush is responsible for global warming. When you’re a lightning rod like Bush is, you know you’re going to get thumped with boos whenever you [...]

Mar

30

Earth Hour Spies

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Last night, between 8 and 9 p.m., was “Earth Hour” — yet another idiotic exercise in pointless symbolism that’s really designed to test how many of us will do whatever some liberal wingnuts say. I can only hope they were horribly disappointed. We were supposed to turn off all our lights for an hour. I [...]

Mar

29

Piercing the TSA Boob Farm

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As an occasional air traveler, a bit of experience swimming in the tepid dimwit pool has turned me into a “Transportation Security Agency” skeptic, to say the least. Here’s a story I ran across earlier in the week that addresses part of the reason why the TSA is a joke. This is funny (read: “pathetic”) [...]

Mar

28

Hillary’s Puerto Rican Pageantry

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Fifty-five delegates are up for grabs in the June 1st Democrat primary in the U.S. Caribbean territory, and Hillary has a golden opportunity to do some schmoozing: A spokesman for Hillary Clinton says the Democratic presidential hopeful will pose a question to a contestant in the Miss World Puerto Rico pageant via a prerecorded video. [...]

Mar

28

Is The Goracle the Saviour of the DNC?

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As Al Gore appears on “60 Minutes” and says — with the typical liberal melodramatic tolerance level for other views — that global warming skeptics are not unlike flat-earthers, there are also rumblings about Gore jumping in to save the Democrats from a nasty brawl at the convention and claiming the nomination for himself. Here’s [...]

Mar

27

There Was a 2nd Gunman!

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For a change, the above theory isn’t about the murder of JFK, but rather RFK’s assassination. Some people now believe there was a second gunman on the lettucy roll in the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles in 1968. From ABC News: Two forensic scientists have added their names to the list of [...]

Mar

27

The Last Straw

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As if Michigan’s business-unfriendly tax schemes and short-bus politicians weren’t bad enough, the state Attorney General has ruled that barber shops can no longer serve beer. Farewell, Great Lake State. I’m outta here!

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