Cities and suburbs, rural and urban, the verdict is in:
No more rushing to the liquor store at 11 p.m. Saturday.
Daily Archives: November 8, 2011
I’m not above quoting Rex Reed
Particularly when he’s critical of a certain Oscar-winning screenwriter‘s new film, “J. Edgar”:
For now, we have another miscalculation in a bloodless film about a monster more pathetic than dangerous, with an odd, rambling screenplay by Oscar-winning writer Dustin Lance Black (Milk) that meanders all over the place unable to tell a story with any kind of narrative coherence.
Remember when conservatives loved Mitt Romney?
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”I think the one candidate of the three still out there on our side that matter… in saying who more closely embodies all three legs of this conservative stool, you’d have to say that it’s Mitt Romney. There’s actually no choice in the matter.” Rush Limbaugh, Feb 4, 2008
“And if you ask me who the conservative, the most conservative in the race is, that most represents my values at this time, it is by far and away, Governor Romney.“ Sean Hannity, Jan. 31, 2008
”Do you know why I lean towards Mitt Romney? … I lean towards Mitt Romney because I watch his family. I know his family and I know the people around him. That’s why I lean towards him… the reason why I think we have to look at the man, … not just his record, but I need to look at the man because I really, truly believe we’re entering a period where things are going to happen faster and faster and the President has got to feel something in the core of his being.” Glenn Beck, Dec. 12, 2007
“I’m going to see your endorsement and raise you an announcement. February 12th is the big D.C. primary– I’m pulling the lever for Mitt Romney! No doubt about it. No hesitation.” Laura Ingraham, Feb. 8, 2008
“The only one left standing, the only one, after all these weeks of voting, who can honestly be said to share most, most of our conservative principles is Romney.” Mark Levin, Jan. 31, 2008
Atlanta woman ID’d as Cain accuser
But Kraushaar family members who spoke to The Daily said the only lies were coming from Cain.
“His denial of the whole thing, and his making light of it, seems to me to be more damaging to his character than the initial allegations,” said Karen Kraushaar’s sister-in-law, who asked not to be named. “If he would have just come out and said, ‘This is what happened,’ it would have been so much better for everybody.”
At best, Paterno guilty of crass insensitivity
Scott [Paterno] said that his father was disappointed and was prepared to take questions about the scandal as well as Penn State’s upcoming Big Ten game against Nebraska.
With the cloud hanging over Penn State I think football should be the last thing on Joe Paterno’s mind.
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Florida’s governor is a huge dork
Muhammed makes out with a man
Let’s see if that headline gets me more page views.
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RIP Joe Frazier
“Joe Frazier would come out smoking. If you hit him, he liked it. If you knocked him down, you only made him mad,” George Foreman
Don’t forget Frazier’s bravura turn as host of the “First Annual Montgomery Burns Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Excellence.”
Erick Erickson (sorta) endorses Jon Huntsman
I’m starting to think I need to walk it back on my rejection of Jon Huntsman. Because I’m starting to think even he would be more faithful in his conservative convictions than Mitt Romney.
Romney is so spineless he won’t even go on Fox News. Huntsman, according to the Wall Street Journal, has the best economic plan. He’s genuinely conservative. But he doesn’t hate Obama and gays enough for today’s “conservatives.”
Firebomb this!
Two weeks ago radical Islamists firebombed the French version of “The Onion” after it published an issue “guest edited” by the prophet Muhammed.
Their new issue is downright heroic. Buy a copy if you can, though good lucky finding it in spineless America.
