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Category Archives: Politics
Florida Finally Gets Politics Right
Sometimes, not often, we’ll see Conservative’s demonstrate some common sense. Florida’s rejection of Newt Gingrich is one of those times. I don’t have enough adjectives to describe why he’s inappropriate for ANY public office. Unfortunately for the GOP, they’re left … Continue reading
Herman Cain Will Have That Order To Go
Comedians across the country are mourning the loss of Herman Cain from the GOP Presidential race. He was such a good source of material and virtually handed out parody every time he spoke. You have to wonder how this guy … Continue reading
Super Committee is Super-fluous
No one seemed to overly concerned about the failure of the ‘super’ committee to address the growing budget deficit. This was a sham before it even got started. Each side picked their loyal henchmen who huffed and puffed until time … Continue reading
German Bankers Not So Smart After All
The Germans are squirming now! Their banks are the ones who loaned the most money to Greece. So much for German banking prowess. It takes two to make a bad loan, an overstretched borrower and a greedy lender. Greece should … Continue reading
Perry versus Perry
Gov. Rick Perry of Texas has decided to run for President. I don’t know what’s worse, that he’s decided to run or that some people would actually vote for him. In case you missed it, he led Texans in a … Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, Katy Perry, Limerick Poems, president, Rick Perry, Texas
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Republicans Are Lost In Space
The Republicans have a serious problem and it’s located in the space between their ears. Trying to leverage the Debt Ceiling vote to promote their ideological agenda is arrogant and reckless. It’s ok with them if the country loses as … Continue reading
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Tagged boneheads, Debt Ceiling, Limerick Poems, republicans, Tea Party
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The Future Is Not Bright For Texas
When it comes to stupid politicians, Texas ranks right up there with Arizona. It’s always the ideological conservatives that are at the forefront when the stupid train rolls in. This time it’s a backlash against new energy saving light bulbs. … Continue reading
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Tagged light bulbs, Limerick Poems, politicians, republicans, Texas
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Twitterwood Scandal Comes to a Close as Anthony Weiner Resigns
One last fond farewell to ex-Congressmen Anthony Weiner. We’ll miss you and those well defined pecs, rock hard abs, smug grin and bulging package. It’s the final weiner joke and you played it on yourself. Fate, karma, cruel justice? Nope…just … Continue reading
He Wished It Was An Oscar Meyer Weiner
Wow! Another politician taken down by the almighty penis. Is it something in the water? The fact that his name is Weiner only adds to the humor of the situation. Congressman Anthony Weiner was caught Tweeting a picture of his … Continue reading
Bradley Manning’s Treatment Shows the Real Obama
It’s hard to believe how we’re treating Bradley Manning, the man accused (but not convicted) of leaking information to Wikileaks. I can’t condone what he did but whatever happen to justice and innocent until proven guilty? The treatment of Manning … Continue reading
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Tagged bradley manning, julian assange, obama, president, superpower, WikiLeaks
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The Worm Turns on Iran
We seem to have severely hampered the Iranian nuclear program with a computer worm. Sometimes we actually do the smart thing. Why use bombs when a simple solution is available. They must rely on outside help to procure and build … Continue reading
WikiLeaks Impact Overrated
The whole WikiLeaks episode is an interesting view into modern day democracy and information access. I have yet to hear of any serious consequences from the prior WikiLeaks releases despite all the dire predictions from our fearless leaders. These latest … Continue reading
The Pendulum Swings Back
Ever since the re-election of George Bush, I’ve lost faith in the collective intelligence of the American electorate. It’s not that I’m smarter than the rest, it’s that a majority of voters are emotionally driven and not willing or able … Continue reading
