Oct

31

Can We Make a Marx-O-Lantern? Yes We Carve!

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In a few hours I’ll be taking the kids out trick or treating, and I’ll make sure the kids demand not only candy from anybody who has a pro-Obama pumkin on their porch, but also a lot of the money that they’re having stolen from them as we speak. Peruse the Obama pumpkin selection at [...]

Oct

31

Another Campaign Promise Bites the Dust

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What is the Obama Administration’s defense of their quest to still be able to perform the warrantless wiretaps that Obama pledged to end if he was elected? “It’s not as Bushie as the way Bush did it.” We’ll see how this flies with the average Hopey Changey voter: Attorney General Eric Holder says a lawsuit [...]

Oct

30

GeralDOH!: ‘President Osama Bin La…’

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In today’s episode of “Freudian slips of the best kind,” we have Geraldo Rivera appearing on Fox News, who called the U.S. President “Osama Bin La…” before stopping himself, acting like he got the wind knocked out of him, and having to be talked down briefly by the other hosts. “That’s okay… that’s okay…” This [...]

Oct

30

Dozens of Reps. Under Ethics Investigation: Stealing Trillions of Dollars in 1,990 Pages Still Perfectly Legal Though

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The Washington Post is reporting that dozens of members of the House of Representatives are under investigation by a House Ethics Committee (Today’s contradiction in terms is brought to you by M&Ms! Melts in your mouth, not in your hand!). The info came to light after a staffer accidentally put the memo on a publicly [...]

Oct

30

Chavez Gives Sean Penn Message for Obama, McChrystal Still On Hold

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Sean Penn met with Hugo Chavez again. The pair met on eHarmony.com quite a while ago and the relationship has worked out well so far, but this time Chavez has given Penn a message to deliver to President Obama: Chavez added that he discussed politics with Penn, who said he would soon see U.S. President [...]

Oct

29

Cash for Clunkers Cost Taxpayers 24k Per Car, Public Health Announcement Closed to Public

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From the same people who might soon be in charge of your “free” health care: Taxpayers ended up paying an average of $24,000 per vehicle for the Cash for Clunkers program over the summer when sales that would have happened anyway are taken into consideration, says car buying research site Edmunds.com. [...] But Edmunds.com says [...]

Oct

29

Obama on the Tarmac: Proper Respect, or Shamelessly Self-Serving Photo Op?

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The Associated Press gushed over Obama’s trip to Dover to honor the return of 18 fallen heroes who were killed in Afghanistan. Here’s a picture that released: The A.P. story references President Bush never going to Dover to witness the remains coming off the plane, but Bush thought it was better to visit the families [...]

Oct

29

Wal-Mart Selling Caskets, Pledges to Urn Your Business

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A brilliant business move by Wal-Mart, if you ask me, given where incompetent government bureaucrats, union thugs, classroom theorists and flat-out crooks trying to take over the health care industry may lead: MILWAUKEE – The world’s largest retailer wants to keep its customers even after they die. Wal-Mart has started selling caskets on its Web [...]

Oct

29

Shots Fired at Lou Dobbs’ Home

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If this is what it appears to be, it’s getting serious now, and the violence is not coming from the right, but the left: The Southern Poverty Law Center, the Anti Defamation League, the National Council of La Raza, Media Matters, and Geraldo Rivera of Fox News are using false information to foment hatred towards [...]

Oct

28

Rep. Steve King Sacks NFL’s Goodell Over Comments About Limbaugh

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Earlier this month I wrote about Rush Limbaugh being dropped from a group of potential buyers of the St. Louis Rams because, as NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said, that kind of divisiveness “has no place in the NFL.” After reading about that, I looked around a bit and found out who does have a place [...]

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