Tuesday, February 24, 2009

NASA Satellite Fails to Reach Orbit, Still Succeeds in
Stimulating the Economy to the Tune of $278 Million
According to the Washington Times, Jon Huntsman, the
Republican governor of Utah, says "his party is blighted by
leaders in Congress whose lack of new ideas renders them
so 'inconsequential' that he doesn't even bother to talk
to them." If there's a new way to say Hooray! it's time
to say it.
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
World's Worst Yobs #78
William McGurn
If you are unemployed and live in South Carolina,
Governor Mark Sanford won't help you get any jobless
benefits, but he will pray for you, and in a tux to boot!
You don't have to be a celebrity to pout like one.

All you need is some lip plumping gloss.
Fearguth's Hall of Wackos #17
Darrell Issa

Monday, February 23, 2009

"Tell the truth, Arnold! Skynet and the
machines are winning, aren't they?"
'Twittering Classes' Overtakes 'Chattering Classes'
as the Most Influential Cliche Inside the Beltway
Rick Santelli says, "It's later than you think!"
"Tea Party USA Watch: Taxpayers coming together"
By Michelle Malkin • February 23, 2009 02:56 PM

I Remember Dubya #11
Dubya always looked like Sunny D after you dropped
500 mics of Green Barrel while listening to
Ultimate Spinach.
On almost everybody's list of the 'Ten
Most Influential D. C. Twits' would be
Richard Cohen.
Sorry, but Ken Lewis, CEO of Bank of America,
cannot put on a happy face right now.
"Sir Allen Stanford? Oh, his name is as good as gold."
New Poll Shows Americans Split Down the Middle on
Issue of Bipartisanship
World's Worst Yoobs #38
Gretchen Carlson

Sunday, February 22, 2009

As you probably already know, there's usually
a fork at the mouth of the alimentary canal.
The only Hitchens worse than a Christopher is a Peter.
"Fragile: Handle with Care" is always a good rule
when you are dealing with antiques, like Madonna.