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What. A. Dick.


Republicans don't need the scorn of liberals and left-wing bloggers to make them look bad. It's obvious that to be a Republican politician, misogynist and racist are part of the job description.

Today we have former House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-TX) being an asshole with Salon's Joan Walsh with the classic : "I am so damn glad that you can never be my wife cause I surely wouldn't have to listen to that prattle from you every day."

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Allow me to rant about Sarah Palin's appearance on SNL [UPDATED]

Note : I had to change the embeds, no thanks to the vampiric lawyers of NBC. I hope they burn in the eternal fires of hell for being such greedy bastards.

Here's Sarah in the opening. She actually comes across better than the actors.

I mean, seriously, Alec Baldwin comes across as being drunk. He can't read properly from a teleprompter or cue cards? What kind of sloppy acting was that!


Here's the Weekend Update bit in which she's completely underused.

I mean, SARAH PALIN USED TO BE AN ANCHORWOMAN! Couldn't they give her something to say? Yeah, so what about Amy Pohler. The woman should have read the "right wing" version of the news or something.

AUGH!
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Holy Democracy, Batman!

A clip of the 1960's haute-camp tv show, Batman, that eerily foretells last night's debate.


Via Goat Milk and Metafilter.

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I hate to say it but CNN does have the best political team on TV right now


Embedded video from CNN Video

Putting aside my disdain for the right-winging Latinos in the group, the fact of the matter is that they have the majority of the best political commentators in the whole fragging country.

If it were up to me, I'd add a couple or three progressive Native Americans, Asians, Latinos and African Americans. Still, compared the blinding whiteness of most of the networks (including MSNBC), they come close to looking like the US.

This clip includes James Carville's colorful "wet dog" comment.

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"Yo Gabba Gabba" looks like a show for the kids of club kids


Mom. why are we watching "Yo Gaba Gaba"? That show is stoopid.

OMFG! The meth and club kids of the 1990s are having kids now and this is what they've created to entertain their spawnage?

Even the black guy looks like he's walked out of a Dee-Lite video:
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Did Anderson find his boo?


Albeit this most awesomest moment in TV history, it seems Anderson Cooper's boo is not Donna.

BTW : Yes this is an excuse to flog that video again because I LOVS IT!

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hmmm. i received this email from NARAL today. i'm not sure i like it much. there's just enough ignorance in it to piss me off. i mean, what century are we in that "latinos" and black women are the *only* women of color? what happened to asian, arabs and native women? and the three "pillars" that are being organized around, community control, holistic health, and positive motherhood, sound like they have been re-written by some over anxious white dude who doesn't want to piss off the white women who support NARAL (established women of color org's *do* organize around these things, it just sounds like the fierce women of color language has been co-opted). and the email title is as follows: " It's time to Recognize! the reproductive health needs of women of color". ummm, is it really time? forty years after women of color started organizing on their own because white women couldn't bear to make us a part of the movement, it is *finally* time?
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