Tag Archive for hypocrisy

Boehner Says He Cares About Jobs While Republicans Have Wasted 15 Percent Of House Time On Obamacare

by Justin Acuff • May 15, 2013

House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) is doing his absolute best to make no sense at all, it would seem.

by Matthew Desmond • April 21, 2013

It’s time to stop letting the pro-’life’ movement pretend they’re actually about life at all.

by Lorraine Devon Wilke • March 12, 2013

Mississippi’s obesity rate highest in the nation at 34.9%; image @PewterReport

Despite hope that people WOULD manage their own health without interference, they aren’t. That’s costing anyone paying taxes a whole lot of hard-earned dollars.

by Justin Acuff • February 24, 2013

School kids doing yoga at Paul Ecke Central Elementary School in Encinitas, CA; @TheNYTimes

They have initiated a lawsuit that has an eventual goal of shutting down the program completely and, in their own words, will ‘restore traditional physical education to the district.’

by John Viall • February 10, 2013

I don’t know about anyone else, but I’ve been having trouble figuring out what many conservatives are saying lately.

by T. Steelman • February 4, 2013

What’s up with CNN lately? They can’t seem to figure out where they fit in the spectrum of the news (because impartiality is apparently out of the question).

by Dr. Mark Bear • January 28, 2013

Progressives are disheartened that the broken and oft-abused filibuster system did not get reformed, but one man is thrilled: Senator Mitch McConnell, who recently even filibustered his own bill.

by Stephen D. Foster Jr. • January 17, 2013

Claims of outrage over invasion of privacy over background checks are nonsense in the face of the things far more invasive which these same conservatives support.

by David Pakman • January 16, 2013

The David Pakman Show, with screen shot of the NRA's shooting game

Just one month after the Newtown, CT shootings — which the NRA blamed at least partly on violent video games — the NRA releases a shooting game app with targets.

by Egberto Willies • December 27, 2012

While laying the blame mostly on Republicans for the current state of the body politic may seem partisan, facts lead to that conclusion without a shadow of doubt.

by Michael Hayne • December 6, 2012

Only Palin could say she’s not interested in calling people names then immediately call the President a Socialist.

by Lorelei • October 29, 2012

In-person voter fraud is like counterfeiting a $1 bill: it just doesn’t happen, because it involves high risk and severe penalties and only the remote possibility of low reward.

by Justin Acuff • October 15, 2012

Why Republicans are getting fooled and just where IS the Grand Old (Republican) Party?

by Kimberley Johnson • September 30, 2012

$ryan doesn't know math$

Ryan/Romney still refuse to give details as the election edges ever closer, showing that they probably have realized their math doesn’t work.

by Deborah Montesano • August 27, 2012

The words of Jesus condemn those who would proclaim themselves his followers in our political system.

by Justin Acuff • August 23, 2012

Fox news hypocritically publishes the name of a member of Seal Team Six, putting him in danger.

by Leah Taylor • August 3, 2012

We could revitalize our economy by penalizing companies that outsource instead of giving them tax breaks.

by Leah Taylor • July 14, 2012

It’s not every day you see liberals sharing a Bush quote without ridiculing it.

by Stephen D. Foster Jr. • July 11, 2012

Joe Biden is quickly establishing himself as the sledgehammer of the Obama re-election campaign.

by Sovereign Voice • July 10, 2012

School board member Renier Diaz De la Portilla proclaims that schools are not for political uses, at the same time as he campaigns for the state legislature based on his time on the school board.

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