Mitt Romney was given the very unenviable task of actually confronting his shameless salt-of-the-earth pandering and hypocritical acts by condemning the deranged and violent rhetoric of Ted Nugent. The only problem, of course, was that wasn’t really a condemnation at all.
The War on Mommies (sounds like an epic CGI film about Mother’s Day) all began after Democratic Strategist Hillary Rosen said Anne Romney ‘never actually worked a day in her life.’
Despite the fact that Mitt Romney was largely anti-gun as Governor of Massachusetts, it appears he secured the ever-so coveted washed up sociopathic musician vote, as Nugent peppered his endorsement of Mitt Romney over the weekend with a vulgar rant
The news of George Zimmerman’s arrest and charges of Second Degree murder for the shooting of Trayvon Martin brought much-needed closure to Trayvon’s family, protestors, and to the calm and rational citizens following this tragedy closely. But not to the rabid racists at Fox Nation.
During an appearance on Fox News (the refuge for Republican Presidential wannabes and dropouts), the pizza mogul was asked what his thoughts were on the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll that has President Obama clobbering Romney with regards to women voters.
The group that came into existence in 2010, according to its website, purports that pornography has very dangerous consequences on our youth (mostly our youths’ socks) and its aim is to educate our nation’s youth on the deleterious effects of constant porn use
Wisconsin Republican State senator Glenn Grothman, the same guy who previously created a bill equating single parenthood to child abuse and claimed that unplanned pregnancies are a ‘woman’s choice,’ fine-tuned his ever-growing lack of reason and credibility recently when he said that ‘money is more important to men,’
In the realm of right-wing philosophy, climate change is a Hollywood invention, tax cuts create jobs, Obama is a secret Muslim Socialist and, fresh out of the Fox News bubble, neo-nazis are apparently in the same category as say your Rosa Parks and W.E.B. Du Bois.
An unlikely foe in the religious right’s perverse war on women this past week was an elderly woman from central Iowa, who exchanged heated but respectful words with Rep. Steve King (R-IA).
The Donald took his crazed, paranoid and downright farcical conspiracy theories (see birther) to an all time high when he accused President Obama of having some sort of secret deal with Saudi leaders in order to lower gasoline prices ahead of the 2012 presidential election.
Now, King thinks that if only those damn gays would remain uncomfortable in the closet, they wouldn’t have to worry about being discriminated in the workplace.
The Republican party’s decision to hold its convention in Tampa, Florida appears to have presented the party with a greater problem than Mitt Romney, as it seems that lax gun law allows protestors to carry guns.
It now it appears that the president of Americans For Truth About Homosexuality is getting his christian panties in a bunch and actually calling for the impeachment of President Obama.
Lee Aronsohn, the co-creator of the CBS hit series ‘Two and a Half Men,’ recently did his best Charlie Sheen from the show impression when he snarkily derided female-centered comedies.
On the day of Olbermann’s firing from Current and on the same day where disgraced former NY Governor, Eliot Spitzer, was oddly named his replacement, Keith articulated to his viewers and fans his intentions of suing Al Gore, the founder and CEO of Current TV.
Lou Dobbs, better known for his regular onscreen tirades on the Mexicans and most recently going after a fictional Dr. Seuss cartoon, recently credited Geraldo Rivera’s with “great courage” over his hoodie comments.
During an event (apparently Newt still has them) at Georgetown University, a former Georgetown student who used to work as a janitor expressed his contempt to the fledgling presidential candidate over his janitor remarks.
The Republican all male-dominated debate on contraception took a new turn this week when Teaparty Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) told women to hop on the popular search engine, in the event they were seeking birth control and could not afford it, and Google ‘What if I can’t Afford Birth Control?’ Well, at least he didn’t tell them to Google ‘aspirin between their legs.’
During a Monday broadcast of his program, Rush Limbaugh lashed out against President Obama after the president said ‘if he had a son, he would like Trayvon,’ claiming the president was seizing upon a political opportunity.
