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Sorry y’all. There will be no winks and trigger fingers and cute Alaskan colloquialisms to brighten up next year’s elections Continue »

Here we go with the political blame game! Continue »

Look at these sorry bunch of suckas… Continue »

Poor thang! It might just be time for Sarah Palin to take her maverick a$$ back to Alaska, where none of us have to worry about her at all anymore. Continue »

America, meet Herman Cain. Continue »

Republican Mitch Daniels, who is considering a run for the White House in 2012, said on Tuesday he thinks he can beat U.S. President Barack Obama Continue »

Every time Sarah ‘Pistol’ Palin opens her mouth, you can pretty much expect more of the same – mindless rhetoric, ignorant criticism and empty chatter – and when she’s not doing that, she’s avoiding answering a straightforward question with a straightforward answer. Continue »

This IS 2011, right? Continue »

Damn it feels good to be a gangsta Democrat.

That leaves a front pack of four: former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich of Georgia.

Normally, winnowing out pretenders would be a good thing. A smaller group of candidates, and a shorter primary than the 2008 cycle, helps limit self-inflicted damage and internal divisions in the party.

However, the dominant response from many Republicans to their current choices remains one of discontent. It has been this way for months, largely because each of the front-runners has a major flaw many think would keep them either from getting out of the primary or from beating President Obama should they win the nomination.

“There is this sense out there of, ‘So, anybody else?’” said Grover Norquist, head of Americans for Tax Reform.

A Pew poll released on Wednesday did not help GOP psyches: Results showed 47 percent of respondents hoped to see Obama elected to a second term versus 37 percent in favor of a generic Republican candidate. The Pew poll did note the lack of a consensus GOP candidate helped Obama’s numbers. But nonetheless, Obama’s numbers are similar to how George W. Bush polled about this far from his successful re-election campaign.

They been scared since Obama got in office. They knew damn well that McCain was their last hope of retaining control of the country. Most of the U.S. never even heard of some of these Republican candidates. Another 4 for Obama!

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Drug lords are running ‘ish out in Mexico as they’ve kidnapped, tortured, and murdered the new anti-drug top cop less than a day on the job, wow: Continue »

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The controversy of “Barack The Magic Negro” is back:

To the issues that divide the Republican Party, there comes one more. Some Republicans find humor in the song “Barack the Magic Negro.” Some most definitely do not. The debate was joined last week after a candidate for party chairman from Tennessee, Chip Saltsman, distributed the parody, which was broadcast on the Rush Limbaugh radio show last year and questions President-elect Barack Obama’s racial authenticity. Continue »

We should have known when Obama was elected the Republicans and Conservatives would only be getting more evil and ignorant with their comments. A North Carolina man dialed up C-Span to complain about the number of ‘Blacks’ calling in on the Republican/Conservative line. Offensive audio under the hatch: Continue »