by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
12.30.08 | 4:27PM
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Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich this afternoon introduced the perfect storm of political chaos--a move that implicates every level of government, and every branch of government--when he announced his nominee for president-elect Barack Obama's Senate seat, former Illinois Attorney General Roland Burris....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
12.20.08 | 8:29AM
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...but he's moved from the North Pole to Washington, DC. And in less than a month, the office-holder will change but all signs point to a continuation of the Santa Claus model of the American presidency (assuming the next office-holder stays out of jail long enough to actually hold power.)...
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
12.11.08 | 10:47PM
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Proving that there is a tad bit of sanity in Washington D.C....
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
12.09.08 | 10:54PM
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Noted Nobel Prize-winning climate scientist Algore met with The Messiah today to talk about the urgency of "attacking" global warming in the middle of a raging snow storm and temperatures falling into the teens....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
12.09.08 | 1:01PM
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Following a long and distinguished line of political practice in the up-to-its-eyes-corrupt state of Illinois, Governor Rod Blagojevich ("bluh-GOY'-uh-vich," Democrat) was taken into custody this morning by Federal authorities in the middle of what Patrick Fitzgerald called a "political crime spree," one of which crimes was the attempt to use Barack Obama's Senate seat as a political prize. "Blago," as...
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
12.08.08 | 11:14AM
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On Morning Joe, disgraced CBS "newsman" Dan Rather opined that it might be a good idea to inaugurate Barack Obama on December first....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
12.07.08 | 4:51PM
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Reports now say that one of the individuals being considered as the replacement for Hillary Clinton in the Senate is Caroline Kennedy. Proving once again that, in New York, government is of the people, by the people, and for the people--of Massachusetts....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
12.05.08 | 1:26PM
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After what seemed an eternity of waiting for the final outcome of the case, today the world finally got some justice: OJ Simpson was sentenced today, on a variety of charges, to what basically amounts to 16 years hard time....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
12.03.08 | 2:38PM
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For those who consider themselves religious, you may be interested to know that there is a "Funny or Die" video gaining some fame on the Internet in which a group of Hollywood actors express their clever disdain for the supporters of California's Proposition 8. In the clip, actor Jack Black takes the role of "Jesus" to scold supporters of the...
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
12.03.08 | 8:08AM
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Saxby Chambliss ekes out one small victory for Republicans in an election cycle dominated by Marxist "change", denying the Democrats a veto-proof majority in the U.S. Senate....
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
12.01.08 | 7:17AM
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Well almost. Perhaps later on today. And still the question has yet to be answered: How is this woman any more qualified to be in charge of our foreign policy than, say, Alfred E. Neuman? What, me worry?...
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
11.25.08 | 8:22AM
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I was more than a little annoyed to find out that Citigroup -- the recipient of $45 billion of the taxpayer's largess, is still planning on going ahead with its comittment to a 20-year $400 million deal for the naming rights to the New York Mets' new stadium....
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
11.20.08 | 7:30AM
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Unless that stupidity is responsible for electing the leader of the free world. Us rational folks have always known that most Obama voters need a cranial rectal extraction procedure performed on them. This proves it.
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
11.19.08 | 1:36PM
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Here he comes to save the day!
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
11.16.08 | 9:04AM
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This worked so well before, why
wouldn't the Exalted Leader want to do it again?
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
11.15.08 | 8:26AM
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Oh man, give me a break. Further evidence that the liberal media are completely in the tank for the leftie's president-elect.
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
11.11.08 | 9:28PM
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Liberalism can't compete on the radio airwaves. Now The Messiah may be plotting revenge on conservative talk by putting a "fairness" Nazi in charge of choosing his FCC chair:...
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
11.06.08 | 12:21PM
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The day after the election, those who worked their hearts out--the "you" the new president repeatedly invoked during his acceptance speech--found that virtue might have to be its own reward, at least until the mail comes in a few weeks....
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
11.04.08 | 6:46PM
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The Messiah talks about wanting to create a civilian defense force that is as well-funded as the U.S. military. Do you suppose
this is what he had in mind?
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by Steve Bowers, Senior Editor
11.01.08 | 11:05PM
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The Messiah was on the stump without his teleprompter again the other day and, as usual, he was out there insulting the American dream and promising that his brand of socialism will make it better.
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
10.22.08 | 7:55AM
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Once again too full of himself, The One is charging news outlets for the privilege of covering his election night festivities. Hey, Mr. Reporter! Come on over to Barack Obama's Magical Mystery Tour. Just $880 bucks will get you a seat on a riser! Or choose the deluxe package on the main riser with phone and Internet lines! Low, low,...
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
10.13.08 | 5:31PM
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It's about time....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
10.13.08 | 4:54PM
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John McCain, war hero, knows a little bit about war. That's probably why he is not interested in changing the rules for draft registration....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
10.07.08 | 2:03PM
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Well, it depends. Do you expect that someone running for Vice-President know what the job entails and where that authority comes from?...
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
10.04.08 | 12:14PM
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At the Vice-Presidential debate the other night (or, as it's called in my house, where it's been repeatedly and gleefully viewed, "Sarah's Show"), Governor Palin missed a golden opportunity to "out" the Democratic ticket for the cross-dressing faux-traditionalists they are when they talk about gay marriage....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
10.04.08 | 8:56AM
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In a strange twist of fate, O.J. Simpson was found guilty on all charges of kidnapping and armed robbery--exactly thirteen years after being acquitted on murder charges in his "trial of the century." Talk about an unlucky thirteen....
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
10.03.08 | 3:02PM
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The House of Representatives has passed the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, and the President has signed it. The United States Congress, having spent at least the last two years caterwauling about how much power this president has aggregated to himself, has now acquiesced in the most astonishing transfer of power to a member of the executive branch in...
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by Kerry Jacoby, Contributing Writer
10.01.08 | 9:50PM
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The bill we've all been waiting and watching for has passed the Senate by a vote of 74 to 25 and now moves on to the House with an expectation of quick passage, since the Senate will show up tomorrow for some minor business and then go home....
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