why won't it end?

life is more horrific than art. click for rebigifying.

i'm not dead..

i mean just look.. he *appears* cancer free, what could possibly go wrong?

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Mr. Anderson

+7 teh funny.

We don't kiss dicks.

Roosevelt didn't talk with (Adolf) Hitler, Reagan didn't talk with (Soviet leader Leonid) Brezhnev or his two successors until (Mikhail) Gorbachev was ready to change his position. Reagan didn't do what Jimmy Carter did. Carter went over and kissed Brezhnev, remember?"
--John McCain, Miami Town Hall meeting, May 20, 2008.

key demographic turns out in force for hillary

here's hillary as she prepares to address her constituency

well, she has got ONE thing going for her.

Let's Get This Party Started Right

It's gonna be a great convention. Everyone's invited!

Follow the White Rabbit.

Source.

Throw Your Hands in the Air

Like you really don't care.

Branded

GOPer compares brand to bad dog food
Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 6:05 PM by Domenico Montanaro
Filed Under: Congress, Republicans, 2008

From NBC's Mike Viqueira
A former House GOP leader is calling this year's political atmosphere "the worst since Watergate and is far more toxic than the fall of 2006," citing "deep seeded (sic) antipathy toward the president."

Rep. Tom Davis wrote a 20-page treatise (see earlier note) assessing the state of the Republican Party as we head into the summer and presented it to House GOP rank and file this morning. Davis, who is retiring, is rumored to be interested in finishing his term as the head of the GOP House campaign arm.

We are hearing a lot today from Republicans and their concern about their "brand," and Davis takes it to another level in his memo; "a congressional GOP brand tied to George Bush is struggling"; "...deep seeded antipathy toward the president, the war, gas prices, the economy, foreclosures and, in some areas, the underlying cultural differences that continue to brand our party."

And the kicker, "the Republican brand is in the trash can...if we were dog food, they would take us off the shelf."

-Own it.

it's a growth industry!

for those doubting thomases out there worrying about the long-term investment potential of the prison industry, put your finger in THIS wound!

WASHINGTON, May 18 (UPI) -- The U.S. government is accepting bids for up to three new detention centers that would house as many as 600 men, women and children fighting deportation cases.

family prisons! what could be more american than that? we'll lock up every man woman and child in the country before you know it.