Noonan: Media want Palin to be face of GOP

16 comments November 26th, 2008

 

Conservative columnist Peggy Noonan (above) SAYS the mainstream media are mischievously — and insultingly — touting Sarah Palin as the leader of the Republican Party.

What do al-Qaeda and the GOP have in common? They both see pro-Obama bias in the MSM

10 comments November 26th, 2008

 

More than a few wingnuts are going to become very confused about THIS.

On the theory that the enemy of my enemy is my friend, they’re going to have to choose between Barack Obama and Ayman al-Zawahiri (above).

Is there no end to Obama’s arrogance?

8 comments November 26th, 2008

 

The man has the AUDACITY to use good grammar and complete sentences.

No wonder millions of ordinary folks — y’know, real Americans — have hailed Sarah Palin as a breath of  political fresh air.

You betcha!

Right-wing ideologue laughably blames Democrats for financial crisis

1 comment November 26th, 2008

 

Grover Norquist (above), a leading light of the conservative movement and a good buddy of jailbird Jack Abramoff (see HERE), says Democrats are to BLAME for the current financial crisis.

But then, to guys like Norquist, Democrats are to blame for everything.

By the way, Norquist once proposed that Ronald Reagan’s visage be added to Mount Rushmore. Need I say more?

UPDATE: HERE’s documentary proof that Norquist’s theory is wrong.

Whistling past the graveyard

Add comment November 26th, 2008

 

Michael Steele (above), a candidate for chairman of the Republican National Committee, SAYS reports of the GOP’s demise have been greatly exaggerated.

Perhaps so, but methinks his prescription for political recovery is faulty. It seeks to build on a shrinking base that now prevails mostly in the Bible Belt, and it ignores signs that the Religious Right has  become an albatross for the Republican Party.

Appoint Big Dog to the Senate? That’d be cool

6 comments November 26th, 2008

I like the BUZZ about the possibility of Bill Clinton filling the remainder of Hillary’s term in the Senate while she serves as secretary of state.