
Republicans make up their own science and facts, why not geography, too?

DENIAL. This is the current definition of the GOP…facts mean nothing, especially when they are in direct opposition to their dying ideology.

If you’re feeling all fired up by Republican lies — in and out of the debates — you’ll feel glad to know that Actually.Org is getting ready to spread the truth before Election Day.

It seems that all of the lazy, socialist parasites that love the Obama’s progressive taxation programs actually all reside in the reddest of Republican red states.

Todd Akin disgustingly elaborates on Romney’s comments on President Barack Obama and the Libya ambassador death.

The ‘I’m rubber, you’re glue’ Republican party is accusing Obama of doing exactly what they did.

Clinton’s brilliant speech is showed not only to be a masterful showing of Republican hypocrisy, but gives hard data as well.

It seems hordes of janitors and workers toiled around the clock for the past few days at the RNC for below minimum wage.

It wasn’t an accident that Eastwood was yelling at a chair. He’s a movie director. He knows how to use fiction to make a point. He knows that in 2012, Republicans are running both to, and away from, an empty chair.

To question the lies is to question the liar which is to question their own beliefs, and that simply does not compute.

According to Powell, key members of Bush’s cabinet never once debated about whether going to war in Iraq was a good idea.

If Ted Nugent is the motor city madman, then Michelle Bachmann must be the Minnesota madlady.

After the Bush administration spent eight yours politicizing the fact that Osama bin Laden had not been captured, they are aghast that Obama mentions that Osama is now dead.

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.

With the inane clown posse Republican Iowa Caucus and State-wide primaries right around the corner, we can unequivocally expect a tsunami of phenomenally, breathtakingly moronic things to said (especially if Bachmann makes it through Iowa). But in the mean time, it’s important to look back and reflect on some of the phenomenally, breathtakingly moronic things that were already said.