Santorum lists his political credentials and, seeming almost hurt, asserts that administrators should feel honored to have ‘someone like that speak at your school.’
Rep. Hagstrom has four children; are we to assume – if sex is just for procreation – that he and his lovely wife have only had sex four times?
The GOP has determined that letting the country see just how insane their candidates are is probably not the best campaign strategy.
Rove wants candidates that are smart enough to keep their mouths shut about rape. At first blush, it’s not a bad strategy and it worked for decades. Nate Silver suggests otherwise, though.
Rick Perry says Boy Scouts should ‘stick to their guns,’ while Rick Santorum claims they’re holding the ‘murder weapon’ for ‘average American boyhood.’
The advocates of military-style weapons, those designed to kill crowds of people in a matter of seconds, has found an advocate of their own in Rick Santorum.
If the GOP accepts the real cause of global warming, they’d have to regulate their benefactors. But it’s getting harder and harder to explain away increasingly frequent adverse weather events.
Can WND’s Pamela Gellar seriously think the President intends to persecute Jewish Americans?
Whether spoken by a high-profile politician, or one of their high-profile supporters, these one-line (or two-line) zingers have helped frame 2012′s most important political debates.
Here are the people – some surprising – who inspire the insult by sheer idiocy, crass thoughtlessness, or despicable behavior, either regularly or with enough impact to earn the title.
If you can think of things that worked better than Congress in 2012, join the fun and share your thoughts on Twitter with the hashtag #ThingsThatWorkBetterThanCongress.
‘If you fight science, you’re going to lose your children, and I believe in telling it the way it was.’
If it looks like a scam, it probably IS a scam. What Karl Rove, Dick Morris, Dick Armey, Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, and Rick Santorum REALLY have in common.
America once led the world on civil rights and other progressive issues. Now, Republican paranoia and obstructionism have turned the United States into a cautionary tale.
Since Fox News is too ‘fair and balanced’ for the former Senator, he’s writing for doomsaying, rumor-mongering, paranoid circle jerk called World Net Daily (WND).
Perhaps because of his daughter’s young age, he is blissfully unaware of the prejudices that disabled people can face.
Renaissance man Henry Rollins shares some of his thoughts about Republicans and the reelection of President Obama.
It’s so hard to believe that we’re but 24 hours away from the end of the 2012 election – time to recap the top Gaffes by Mittens
Instead of listening to his church’s men, the ones that institutionalize hatred, perhaps he should listen to its nuns, women who dedicate their lives to helping the poor. I would bet that they know happiness.
