I liked the part where the House of Representatives spent two years passing bills legalizing rape and trying to make Obama a one-term president instead of helping any of the nation's actual problems. That was great.

Dow Jones and the Temple of Doom: Via Infinito: My favorite part of this season was either when the Republians dogpiled on "you didn't build that" or every single thing about Herman Cain.

Such a difficult choice, but I'm sort of over the the dogpile and Herman Cain still cracks me up.

"Binders full of women" was an awkward turn of phrase. "You didn't build that" was a n affront to every innovator, entrepreneur, and free-thinker that made this Country great. terrible campaign of lies based on completely removing 4 words from their context

Dow Jones and the Temple of Doom: Khellendros: Dow Jones and the Temple of Doom: "You didn't build that" was an affront to every innovator, entrepreneur, and free-thinker that made this Country great.

Sure, if those innovators, entrepreneurs, and free-thinkers spent all of their time building roads and bridges.

I don't understand what your point is. Are roads and bridges only available to an elite class or something?

Clearly you don't understand. The country provides the framework for those entrepreneurs to succeed, be it infrastructure like roads and bridges, electric grids, internet. Civilization where you don't have to worry about constant bribe payout to corrupt officials, or mob shakedowns. Public educations systems that provide you with an education and a well educated pool of potential employees. All of these things figure into the success of an individual entrepreneur, and for them to claim that the government played no role in their success is disingenuous at best.

When the pundits decided to make the election seem closer than it was in order to drive ratings.

Wicked Chinchilla: Between his Sim City Based Tax plan, quoting Pokemon, and other just ridiculous WTFisms associated with that campaign there is no way it was a serious attempt at being elected.

Have you seen the Actors Studio skits he did with John Oliver on the Daily Show?

Dude has some comedic timing, I'll give him that. The bit where John Oliver asks him what he'd do if aliens invaded when he was president and he gives an off-the-cuff anti-alien inspirational speech is the funniest moment from this campaign season that was actually intended to be humorous.

Best is yet to come. That will start around 11PM tonight. It will be the TEA-O-P butthurt that starts around that time.

There are so many of them, so delusional about Romney win that they will be in a state of utter shock starting them. Reading their comments should be the best of this election season.

/Anyone thinking of compiling a 'best o the best' list?

Current worst moment is the documentation of a voting machine switching a vote from Obama to Romney

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdpGd74DrBM

I voted for Johnson because I wanted to send a message.

My State is so red, Romney will win by at least 2 million votes, it s the thought that counts. Any of you California Farkers who are in the same boat ought to consider the Libertarian Party.

It is a reasonable alternative to two equally bad extremes.

The best thing about this election is that it is going to be over soon. And it's going to feel sooo damn good. Like taking off a bra that's too tight and one of the underwires is trying to escape through your left breast good.

That said, I kind of miss Bachmann. I wish her brand of insanity could have gone on a lot longer. It was pure entertainment and no chance of anything permanent coming out of it. That and Sarah Palin's "I'm not running but give me money for my vacation" bus tour.

Dow Jones and the Temple of Doom: Mr_Fabulous: Dow Jones and the Temple of Doom: "You didn't build that" was an affront to every innovator, entrepreneur, and free-thinker that made this Country great.

I lol'ed. Brevity is the soul of wit. The capitalization of the word "Country" was a nice, subtle touch. Solid work, overall.

7/10

I'm gonna have to go back and relisten to that audio, apparently I'm way off base here.

Yeah, since Obama was talking about "this great American system," as opposed to a business owner's individual business, you are way off base. What's your excuse for being so ignorant for so long?

Dow Jones and the Temple of Doom: "You didn't build that" was an affront to every innovator, entrepreneur, and free-thinker that made this Country great.

Sure, if those innovators, entrepreneurs, and free-thinkers spent all of their time building roads and bridges.

The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves: I liked the part where the House of Representatives spent two years passing bills legalizing rape and trying to make Obama a one-term president instead of helping any of the nation's actual problems. That was great.

Reminds me of the argument that more than "smart" and "funny" buttons would be useful here.

The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves: I liked the part where the House of Representatives spent two years passing bills legalizing rape

Now now, let's be fair to them; they didn't try to legalize rape, they just tried to make it so that rape victims would be punished for it.

...Not sure which is worse, come to think of it.

Via Infinito: My favorite part of this season was either when the Republians dogpiled on "you didn't build that" or every single thing about Herman Cain.

Such a difficult choice, but I'm sort of over the the dogpile and Herman Cain still cracks me up.

"Binders full of women" was an awkward turn of phrase. "You didn't build that" was an affront to every innovator, entrepreneur, and free-thinker that made this Country great.

The best will be tonight when Obama trounces Romney in the popular vote. Worst will be when the republican machine in places like Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida hand the election to Romney.

The best moment is almost certainly from the DNC, and while I have a hard time picking between Kerry's out-of-the-blue firebrand speech and Clinton's speech, I'm going to go with the latter.

Colbert's straight faced offer of $1,000,000 to teabag Trump was pretty good.

Mrembo: Via Infinito: My favorite part of this season was either when the Republians dogpiled on "you didn't build that" or every single thing about Herman Cain.

Such a difficult choice, but I'm sort of over the the dogpile and Herman Cain still cracks me up.

I honestly believe Cain was trolling America.

This,
Between his Sim City Based Tax plan, quoting Pokemon, and other just ridiculous WTFisms associated with that campaign there is no way it was a serious attempt at being elected.

Can the entire GOP run be considered a worst moment or is that too vague?

Herman Cain quoting Pokemon is probably my favorite.

This was the election that kept on giving.

Via Infinito: My favorite part of this season was either when the Republians dogpiled on "you didn't build that" or every single thing about Herman Cain.

Such a difficult choice, but I'm sort of over the the dogpile and Herman Cain still cracks me up.

I honestly believe Cain was trolling America.

Gentleman, lurking in this election season with you has been the greatest honor of my life.