The 80s
Done without bullet points, a subject of great internal debate but little consequence, just like this post. I used to believe it was David Gergen, but no one is more … Continue Reading The 80s
Joanie loves Scott Walker
When asked why he is supporting Donald Trump, attention-starved Scott Baio said, “It’s very simple,” he began. “Because when he speaks I understand him. He speaks like I speak.” Confirmation for those … Continue Reading Joanie loves Scott Walker
No matter who is elected POTUS, the majority loses
The favorable/unfavorables for the three people most likely to be our next president shows that, regardless of who wins, a majority of voters will be unhappy come November 8. Ted … Continue Reading No matter who is elected POTUS, the majority loses
Donald Trump’s celebrity endorsements
Facts are a conspiracy driven by the liberal media
The last paragraph is particularly instructive. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R) declared that President Obama should not nominate a successor this year and that the decision should be left for … Continue Reading Facts are a conspiracy driven by the liberal media
Imagine waking from a 22-year coma
You’d be quite surprised to learn what has become of some of 1994’s most famous newsmakers and celebrities: A rapper is defending Bill Cosby, accused of being a serial rapist; … Continue Reading Imagine waking from a 22-year coma
Kanye West is not very smart
A slightly amended victory lap post from 2014. I’ve never understood the media’s default acceptance of Cosby defender Kanye West’s self-proclaimed genius. The evidence says otherwise. 1.) He married a … Continue Reading Kanye West is not very smart
Bernie Sanders levels homophobic attack against dedicated Clinton surrogate
Just kidding. Actually Sanders’ criticism of smarmy Clinton smear merchant David Brock is completely valid. Brock, who runs the pro-Clinton media watchdog group Media Matters for America, accused Sanders of … Continue Reading Bernie Sanders levels homophobic attack against dedicated Clinton surrogate
A-hole du jour
Doesn’t Senator Shad look the part? (Via AL.com) Giving Alabama teachers a big pay raise could go against the Bible, state Sen. Shadrack McGill (R-Woodville) said recently at a prayer … Continue Reading A-hole du jour
Limbaugh: Jesus would’ve joined the NRA
Windbag reacts to President Obama’s “divisive” mosque visit: “He’s such a defender and promoter of Islam, and on the other hand he and his party are constantly denigrating Christians. I … Continue Reading Limbaugh: Jesus would’ve joined the NRA
Is it sexist to call Lena Dunham annoying?
Probably. According to Dunham, calling Hillary Clinton “inaccessible” is sexist. So how should we describe a candidate who didn’t give an interview until three months into her second run for … Continue Reading Is it sexist to call Lena Dunham annoying?
Saint Cait
Caitlyn Jenner Responds To Ricky Gervais’ Golden Globes Jokes She took the high road, of course. Of course. Being transgender makes her a better person than some mean-spirited comedian. “But … Continue Reading Saint Cait
All you need to know about today’s GOP
EXCLUSIVE: Duck Commander Phil Robertson endorses Ted Cruz Cruz had dinner with the Robertson family Sunday night at their home in West Monroe, Louisiana. “I am thrilled to have Phil’s … Continue Reading All you need to know about today’s GOP
Lynch mob
Students at Lebanon Valley College (LVC) are demanding the college rename “Lynch Memorial Hall,” arguing the name evokes memories of the public hanging of African-Americans by lynch mobs. They’ve also demanded … Continue Reading Lynch mob
Prediction: 2016 voter turnout will set record low
In 1996, when Bill Clinton seemed almost guaranteed of a victory over Republican Bob Dole, only 49 percent of the electorate turned out to vote — the lowest ever save … Continue Reading Prediction: 2016 voter turnout will set record low
