Meet James Leininger, Rick Perry's Sugar Daddy
Saturday, August 27, 2011
If, as Pat Robertson believes, a one-inch crack in the
Washington Monument may be a sign from God, this
is a sign from Ray Harryhausen.
Labels:
Aliens,
District of Columbia,
God,
Movies,
Pat Robertson,
UFOs
Friday, August 26, 2011
If you want to know how government entitlement programs
have weakened America's moral fiber, you need look no
further than Marco Rubio. His father, Mario, was a re-
tired bartender, who lived off Social Security and Medicare
until his death in 2010. His mother, Oria, is a retired hotel
housekeeper, living off Social Security and Medicare.
Marco himself received all his education at taxpayer expense
from public institutions: South Miami Senior High School,
Santa Fe College, University of Florida, and University of
Miami. And, since 2000, Marco has been living off govern-
ment largesse, first as a representative in the Florida legis-
lature, and now as a U. S. Senator. No wonder, then, that
Marco Rubio is such an intellectual lazybones and moral sloth.
Labels:
Florida,
Higher Education,
Law Schools,
Marco Rubio,
Medicare,
Sloths,
Social Security
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Labels:
Earthquakes,
God,
National Monuments,
Pat Robertson,
Penises,
Symbols
"If you think this job pays too much," says Representative
Steve Southerland (R-FL), "with those kinds of risks and
cutting me off from my family business, I'll just tell you:
This job don't mean that much to me. I had a good life
in Panama City as President of Southerland Family
Funeral Homes and as founding partner of Genesis
Granite & Stone."
Labels:
Florida,
Funeral Homes,
Republican Party,
Tea Parties,
Teabaggery
Labels:
George Walker Bush,
Oxymorons for Our Time,
Rick Perry,
South,
Texas
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Christine O'Donnell had tweeted a warning about
the impending East Coast quake, but most people
ignored it, thinking it was just a magic spell she
was putting on Piers Morgan.
Labels:
Christine O'Donnell,
CNN,
Earthquakes,
Magic,
Piers Morgan,
Twitter,
Witches
Officials are saying that the WMD which were supposed to
have been in Iraq in 2003 have been found in Libya, 1800
miles away. They blame the finding error on a faulty
gyrocompass.
Labels:
Iraq,
Iraq War,
Libya,
Muammar Gaddafi,
Saddam Hussein,
WMD
If, as some believe, trailer parks are 'tornado magnets',
perhaps nuclear power plants are 'earthquake magnets'.
Labels:
Earthquakes,
Nuclear Power Plants,
Tornadoes,
Trailer Parks
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
When the epicenter of an earthquake
happens to be near Richmond, Virginia,
there's only one way for a teabagger to
respond: it's time to bring out the
pitchforks!
Labels:
Earthquakes,
Tea Parties,
Teabaggery,
Tools,
Virginia
Labels:
Advertisements,
Ann Coulter,
Barack Obama,
Cocaine,
Sex
Labels:
Mitch Daniels,
Monty Python,
Parrots,
Paul Ryan,
The Politico
Texas Governor Loses Contact with Hypersonic Prayer Drone,
Denies That East Coast Earthquake and Hurricane Irene
May Be Collateral Damage Resulting from Errant Entreaty
Labels:
Aircraft,
Earthquakes,
Hurricanes,
Prayer,
Rick Perry,
Weapons
There are three kinds of publicans. First, there's the
publican as tax collector, like Matthew, Jesus's disciple.
Second, there's the publican as tavernkeeper, like
Samuel Fraunces, friend of George Washington. Third,
there's the publican as Republican, like Eric Cantor,
corporate lickass.
Labels:
Asses,
Corporations,
Drinking,
Eric Cantor,
George Washington,
History,
Jesus,
Taxes
In the 1950s, there was a lot of talk about 'Communist
Fronts', like, say, the Friends of the Soviet Union. Those
are now gone, replaced by 'Corporate Fronts', like, say,
the Obama Administration.
Labels:
1950s,
Barack Obama,
Communism,
Corporations,
Obama Administration
Labels:
Goldman Sachs,
Lawyers,
Lloyd Blankfein,
Wall Street
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