Archive for August, 2009

Because I must… this is hysterical. I present to you Starf Leet Clown College, by Fatal Farm. Well I’ll try to – Embedding didn’t work. Here’s the link. »

Sometimes you just have to love the news. Lately, MSM has been providing comedians and Right Wingers with a LOT of material. Like this clip from NewsBusters: Yes, I know it has a laugh track and the delivery isn’t what you’d call “spot on” but it’s not bad, and it’s funny. And frighteningly, pretty much... »

An update on the political landscape: Obama’s approval has dropped yet again (47% “somewhat approve”) despite an aggressive Town Hall/damage-control campaign headed by the POTUS himself. Not looking good for health care reform (now being referred to as “health insurance reform”). Sarah Palin has made a lot of waves in the press by pointing... »

Just wrote to Keith Ellison, my Senator, and told him to vote no on H.R.3200. I don’t expect it will do any good. On page 1 of his website he has a video statement, followed by a cherry picking of his “colleagues” all declaring how much they are in support of and want to... »

Go Michelle. People need to know this stuff. What bothers me is that the more liberal-minded person will automatically write it off without fact checking it. In this video’s comments some people call Bachmann stupid, but she’s just quoting the ones who are attempting to set policy via H.R. 3200. So does that mean, by... »

Just checked Obama’s approval ratings, and according to Rassmussen he’s dipped another 8 points, and has fallen below the 50% mark, a critical point for any leader and one he is hopefully taking seriously. I seriously doubt it – he is on record saying his biggest failing is pride, and that being the case... »

I just finished my morning blog read and came across two gems that I need to preserve. Leigh Scott posted on Big Hollywood about Obama’s recent comparison to Star Trek’s Spock, upstanding him with Sarahcuda as Capt. Kirk. Fightin’ Joe Biden was ranked as both a Tribble and Crazy Doc Brown from Back to... »