Daily Archives: September 3, 2012

Ha! That is going to make a few liberal heads explode. @SarahPalinUSA like it! Proud of you! Can you put your passion in a pill and deliver to RNC headquarters, please? — Doug Starr (@dps11) September 4, 2012 Via Twitchy

I am so glad that Obama decided to keep Clueless Joe on the ticket. It could be that he is the only person in America that he looks smart standing beside.

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The newly-elected president of the giant public workers’ union AFSCME, Lee Saunders, took a page out of Clint Eastwood’s book at an Ohio delegation Labor Day breakfast on Monday, speaking to an empty chair that he pretended … Continue reading →

How do these people sleep at night? They have absolutely no problem lying even when the whole world knows better. Mediaite – Democratic National Committee Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) appeared on Fox News Channel with Megyn Kelly where … Continue reading →

THEORTUBE – The question arises: What precisely is Obama’s “path forward”? Well, in 1976, Jimmy Carter ran for the Presidency on the platform of “Change”, the same platform that Obama ran on in 2008. And indeed, the two Democratic Presidents … Continue reading →

Well this is pretty pertinent. AssociatedPress on Dec 10, 2010 The Nobel Committee held its Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo Friday with the focus on an empty chair. Laureate Liu Xiaobo was still locked up in a Chinese jail, while … Continue reading →

Looks like we have been spinning our wheels for the last four years.

Story at  Twitchy

Comrade Dipshit and Clueless Joe will accept the Democratic nominations for President and Vice President on Thursday, September 6 at Bank of America Stadium. A bunch of us plan on going to Zilla’s for some “towel-popping among guys” (Tingles)! Grab … Continue reading →

Here comes the Democratic National Convention, and across our great nation millions of people are preparing for this historic event by making sure they’ve got plenty of movies in their Netflix queues and liquor within easy reach. Reviewing the long … Continue reading →