Shorter Harold Ford: “Dude, I coulda totally pwned that bitch if you pussies hadn’ta hold me back.”
Glad that sideshow’s over. I have not lived in New York in 15 years, but I still take its politics very seriously. I didn’t want no Teabagging Palinites and I don’t want no Carpetbagging Blue Dogs.
FWIW, I was born [...]
“Fuggeddabot It. (Is That How Y’All Say That?)”
March 1st, 2010 · No Comments
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This May Come As A Shock…
February 26th, 2010 · No Comments
…but Congresscritters do not see inherent conflicts of interest or bribery in the close connections between campaign contributions and contract awards to their donors.
“Simply because a member sponsors an earmark for an entity that also happens to be a campaign contributor does not, on these two facts alone, support a claim that a member’s actions [...]
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Dammit, We Have a Narrative!
February 24th, 2010 · No Comments
From your “liberal” New York Times:
But haven’t I read economists saying that a bill that small will make almost no dent in unemployment? Is that sort of thing the only hope for bipartisanship?
It depends on what you mean by bipartisanship. Nothing is stopping Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats from adding more Republican ideas to their [...]
Cartoon Wednesday: The Return of Pa
December 30th, 2009 · No Comments
Taking a holiday break, I wasn’t planning on a cartoon this week for In Contempt. But the Christmas day testicle bomb FAIL proved inspiring. For some definitions of “inspiration.”
Page 26 of the “Search Party” story line is up at Wanderlost. Ma Pig gets an unwelcome surprise.
Spread the joy…
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Point and Laugh: Jo-Ann Armao
December 29th, 2009 · 4 Comments
This woman was paid real U.S. currency to write these words:
By staying in Hawaii, the president has sent the message that the situation really isn’t all that serious, that things can proceed just fine until he’s back. And isn’t it that kind of reasoning that emboldens our never-vacationing enemies into thinking Christmas Day is the [...]


