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Our favorite teabaggers, Jackie and Dunlap, are back to analyze the GOP presidential race after New Hampshire, and to focus on the conspiracy theories bouncing back and forth over Ron Paul’s racist newsletters. The discussion leads Jackie to admit his own past with racist publications.
According to published sources, a former Bush administration official, representing the powerful payroll processing industry, is responsible for a letter to House Republicans encouraging them to reject the Senate plan to extend the payroll tax cut for working-class Americans. The letter has now become a major talking point for the Teapublicans in defense of their treasonous acts against average taxpayers.
The U.S. Supreme Court has officially scheduled oral arguments regarding the constitutionality of President Obama’s landmark Affordable Care Act, particularly the healthcare reform’s individual mandate. The announcement confirms earlier speculation that the high court would issue a ruling on the healthcare law next year, during the heat of the 2012 presidential campaign.
Mitt Romney is a permanent member of what I like to call Darwin’s Workshop. He is always evolving, and that makes it difficult to pinpoint his positions on anything. He changes positions like people change their underwear (daily). However, one thing is certain. As he makes his presidential run in 2012, Mitt Romney is not a progressive in any sense of the word.
When people ask me why these two candidates are so important, my answer is very simple: Both women are true progressives, and that’s what America needs. It’s pretty clear that the present ‘system’ of electing our leaders isn’t going to change any time soon. We’ve made halfhearted attempts at reforming the election process and have basically gotten nowhere.
Our favorite Teabaggers, Jackie and Dunlap, discuss Newt Gingrich’s frontrunner status and Mitt Romney’s $10,000 bet. Plus Jackie does his own version of Rick Perry’s “Strong” ad.
Veteran impersonator and Saturday Night Live cast member Darrell Hammond returned to the weekly variety show last night to reprise his spot-on impersonation of bloated billionaire Donald Trump in a spoof on Fox News and Greta Van Susteren, brilliantly played by Kristen Wiig.
“You’ve benefitted from hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars every year, so would you be willing to pee into this cup to prove to Florida taxpayers that you’re not on drugs, that you’re not using that money for drugs?”
The old Biblical idiom “out of the mouths of babes” couldn’t be more apt than for this brave young man. Eight-year-old Elijah confronted crass, homophobic Michele Bachmann at a book signing and gave her a piece of his mind on her hateful rhetoric against people like his mom, a gay parent.
Newter and Trump emerged from their private meeting today to speak to reporters. While Donald and his hair looked on, Gingrich attempted to defend his support of the December 27 Newsmax/Ion GOP debate that Trump is moderating…
I love it when political candidates are forced to handle real questions from an informed citizen. That’s just what 16-year-old Jane Schmidt did to Michele Bachmann during a campaign stop this past week when she asked the candidate what she would do to support “LGBT rights.”
Due to conservative efforts in recent years to either hijack or pervert events and figures from American history, we decided it was time to occupy more than just physical space, and it’s time to take back our national heritage form the right-wingers.
In other words, a ragtag bunch of hippies with supposedly no demands have done what Democrats have never been able to do — get Republicans to cry “uncle”.
…the conservative hate monger was discussing her support for Mitt Romney and political consistency when it appeared that the network cut off her microphone as she supposedly called John McCain a “douchebag.” She then continued with her Romney support by insulting the memory of the late Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts.
Gingrich pokes fun and mocks Obama for his use of a teleprompter, suggesting that without one, the president would be as clueless and bumbling as Gingrich pokes fun and mocks Obama for his use of a teleprompter, suggesting that without one, the president would be as clueless and bumbling as George W. Bush. As if that were possible. The corrupt former Speaker of the House also continues with his wishful thinking that he will be the one to debate Obama in the 2012 general election.
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