This one is just too good to pass up. It's from last night's Countdown.
Be sure to pay attention to the headlines as they change throughout the video clip.
HT: AmericaBlog
This one is just too good to pass up. It's from last night's Countdown.
Be sure to pay attention to the headlines as they change throughout the video clip.
HT: AmericaBlog
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Mike in Texas
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10:19 AM
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Labels: clueless, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Montreal's Masked Avengers made a prank phone call to Sarah Palin, convincing her she was speaking to French President Nicolas Sarkozy. The Masked Avengers have a regular show on Montreal radio station CKOI.
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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2:32 PM
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Labels: Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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6:32 AM
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Labels: McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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2:35 PM
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Labels: McCain, Michael Goldfarb, Republican, Rick Sanchez, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
In the midst of a widespread attempt to keep low-income and minority voters from the polls, Republican fumbrage is reaching new heights.
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Mike in Texas
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6:23 AM
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Labels: McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
After the latest news about the cost of John McCain's makeup artist, Sarah Palin's wardrobe, and Alaskan taxpayers bearing the cost of flying Palin's children around , I saw the following on Countdown this evening.
And then I remembered how the Republicans had such a hissy fit about John Edward's $400 haircut.
And all of this brought a new word to mind ... Fumbrage ... a combination of "fake" and "umbrage."
Indulging in fumbrage is the only thing the Republicans have been able to do well during this campaign.
We just won't tell them that it's just not terribly convincing. [chortle]
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Mike in Texas
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8:26 PM
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Labels: McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
From Mock, Paper, Scissors
Well, I can't say that this surprises me. The photos below are of a Hays County Texas car sporting an Obama sticker after some supporters of McCain and Palin got ahold of it. Hays County, BTW, lies between San Antonio and Austin. It is the former home of Ralph the Swimming Pig (for those of you who remember the old days on CompuServe).
More pictures at Mock, Paper, Scissors
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Mike in Texas
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4:39 PM
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Labels: John McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
“Hi, I was just calling to let you all know that Barack Obama needs to get hung. He's a fucking nigger, and he's a piece of shit. You guys are fraudulent, and you need to go to hell. All the niggers on oak trees. They're gonna get all hung honeys, they're gonna get assassinated, they're gonna get killed.”
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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3:58 AM
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Labels: John McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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11:14 AM
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Labels: Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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5:06 AM
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Labels: John McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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11:24 AM
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Labels: John McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
A number of years ago some friends of ours got an adorable miniature Dachshund puppy during the holiday season and named her Chrissy (for Christmas). Chrissy had the daunting task of filling in the space left by their matron Weimaraner, Madge, who has passed on earlier that year. Chrissy had no trouble at all, and performed her task brilliantly.
As the years went on, Chrissy developed some back trouble and eventually some nerve damage that has left her with the predicament of being fecally incontinent. Our friends came over for dinner a couple of weeks ago and told us about this new development in Chrissy's health. They left an indelible image in my mind when they described how poor little Chrissy just drops little bits of poop at random as she walks around the house.
And then along came the Katie Couric interviews with Sarah Palin.
Palin keeps reminding me of poor little Chrissy. Every time she opens her mouth, little bits of ... er ... something ... just keep dropping out at random.
So while you're watching tonight's debate, do take a moment to think about adorable little Chrissy and her current troubles.
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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3:32 PM
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Labels: extremism, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
The second is a report from Kyle at Right Wing Watch.
Right-Wing Legal Group Comes to Palin’s Defense
The AP reports that “five Republican state lawmakers filed suit Tuesday to end the bipartisan investigation into Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's” role in the “Troopergate” scandal and buried near the bottom of the article is this little tidbit of information:"There is no nonpartisan reason to complete this investigation until after the election," said Anchorage attorney Kevin G. Clarkson. "We just want to take the politics out of it and bring fairness back into it."
Clarkson said he and a nonprofit legal firm in Texas, Liberty Legal Institute, were donating their work on the suit.
If the name of Clarkson sounds familiar, it’s because he showed up in a post from a few weeks ago explaining how, back in 2006, he personally assured Focus on the Family that Palin shared their views – and he’d know since he was providing legal counsel to her on the Alaska Supreme Court’s ruling regarding benefits for partners of state employees:
Clarkson explained that it was a convoluted process that led to the veto. Acting as legal counsel, Clarkson advised Palin to veto the bill that he said, because of confusing legislative machinations and existing court challenges, would've had the opposite effect and locked in benefits for all couples.
Clarkson said he had to explain the whole decision to Focus on the Family to put minds at ease.
Clarkson appears to be something of a free-lance right-wing lawyer, as in the earlier article he was listed as affiliated with the Alliance Defense Fund and is now listed as working with the Liberty Legal Institute, which just so happens to be run by Kelly Shackelford who was an early backer of Mike Huckabee and was recently hobnobbing with Tony Perkins, Gary Bauer and James Dobson on Dobson’s radio program where they cooed over Palin and Shackelford detailed his role in drafting “the strongest pro-life platform ever in the history of the [Republican] party."
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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2:48 AM
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Labels: Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Sirus OutQ talk host Michelangelo Signorile has put up two absolute must-read blog posts about Sarah Palin.
The first is about her attempt to ban some books from a public library and then her subsequent attempt to fire the librarian who refused. Do not miss the letter from a woman who helped defend the librarian.
The second is about her church its anti-Semitic "Jews for Jesus" activities as well as its advocacy of the so-called "reparative therapy" to change sexual orientation. He has a video of Palin preaching to the church as well.
He had quite a week covering the Republican Convention. There are lots of other interesting entries in his blog regarding some of the wingnuts he managed to interview. One can only hope that other journalists would call them on the lies like Michelangelo does.
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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8:38 AM
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Labels: anti-gay prejudice, human rights, Michelangelo Signorile, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
1. How she feels about the duties of the Vice President of the USA.
From the New York Times:
Mr. McCain’s advisers said Friday that Mr. McCain was well aware that Ms. Palin would be criticized for her lack of foreign policy experience, but that he viewed her as exceptionally talented and intelligent and that he felt she would be able to be educated quickly.
“She’s going to learn national security at the foot of the master for the next four years, and most doctors think that he’ll be around at least that long,” said Charlie Black, one of Mr. McCain’s top advisers, making light of concerns about Mr. McCain’s health, which Mr. McCain’s doctors reported as excellent in May.
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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4:45 AM
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Labels: extremism, homophobia, John McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
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