| (Some Guy) | No matter what happens Tuesday, Hillary is going to continue on after Texas and Ohio | (174) | |
| Richardson will not endorse a candidate yet. Rumor remains that the first one to compliment him on his beard will get it | (35) | ||
| The Dallas Morning News endorses Mike Huckabee for the GOP presidential nomination, even though he has no chance of winning | (29) | ||
| (Bloomberg) | Florida's Republican governor would gladly approve a Democratic primary Chinese-fire-drill-do-over. Or anything else that will help beat Obama, for that matter | (38) | |
| Hillary: "Vote for me. I'm the decider" | (70) | ||
| War in Iraq will soon cost more than World War II | (68) | ||
| Hillary Clinton to release tax returns just as soon as you've all voted for her | (33) | ||
| Jack Nicholson on women in 1997: "I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability. " Jack Nicholson in 2008: I am endorsing Hillary Clinton | (43) | ||
| So Congress is all like, "You guys need to testify cuz we gave you this subpoena" and they're all like "No way, dude, executive privilege" and then the AG was all like, "Pssh. Whatever, Nancy." | (54) | ||
| In a McCain/Obama contest you have to throw the old electoral map out the window. Throw it out the window I say | (78) | ||
| President Vladimir Putin's chosen candidate Dmitry Medvedev has won Russia's presidential election on Sunday by a huge margin, according to an exit poll from state-owned pollster. So, no need to count votes, Komrade | (25) | ||
| Hugo Chavez runs out of coke, sends his men to Colombia for more | (302) | ||
| Clinton trails in Texas, deadlocked in Ohio. But honestly, when was the last time Ohio decided an election? | (94) | ||
| (Huffington Post) | John McCain will bring back the draft. Never mind that it has been Democrats so far who have been calling for it | (137) | |
| Tuesday's primary in Ohio may be decided by one county with untested touch-screen voting and a new vote counting system that's never been tested. Buckle up, everybody | (55) | ||
| "Media expert decries campaign coverage." This headline a repeat from 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, oh to heck with it, every single year since the dawn of time | (36) | ||
| Once upon a time, women baked cakes for their schools. Now they're trying to raise your taxes | (92) | ||
| Prince Harry wants another tour of duty in Afghanistan. Hey, if Romney's sons were doing their duty trying to get dad elected, now that his campaign is over, shouldn't they be shipping out soon? | (57) | ||
| Elderly feminists upset that woman are flocking to Obama instead of Hillary. "I see my whole life going down the drain" says Billie Jean King | (316) | ||
| Mahmoud Ahmadiplomat makes the first ever trip to Iraq of an Iranian president. Flowers and delicious chocolates expected to flow freely | (88) | ||
| (Some Guy) | All hell may break loose in Lebanon in the next few days | (51) | |
| Obama is so confident of his impending victory, he is already planning out his cabinet, a cabinet which will include Republicans | (130) | ||
| Georgia Republicans don't want to credit black police officers with the pensions that white officers with similar years of service receive, because "It could open up a can of worms." | (58) | ||
| Floridians overwhelmingly want sex education in public schools. Debra Lafave re-submits her resume | (13) | ||
| (Newsbusters) | Republican attorney speaks out, admits Karl Rove put her up to smearing Democratic Governor Siegelman | (59) | |
| (HyerStandard.com) | Hillary's appearance on SNL (video) | (96) |
| (Some Guy) | Hillary Clinton will star on SNL tonight, and might even cry | (209) | |
| Taped statements seem to prove Prime Minister Stephen Harper knew his party was illegally offering money to dying Member of Parliament in exchange for vote | (41) | ||
| Jamaica considers legalizing marijuana. What would Bob Marley do? | (40) | ||
| Will Chelsea be the next "President Clinton?" | (73) | ||
| "In the Senate, Obama distinguished himself by making civil liberties one of his legislative priorities. The effort failed when Clinton joined 13 other Democrats in supporting a Republican motion to cut off debate" | (72) | ||
| Nobel laureate Al Gore puzzled that the US presidential primary is not focused on climate change, the single most important issue this side of the Virgo cluster of galaxies | (73) | ||
| McCain accuses Obama and Clinton of being weak on boarder security because they want to renegotiate NAFTA | (52) | ||
| Giving up on Hillary's bid, Bill is back to doing high profile events with corrupt Kazakhstan businessmen | (31) | ||
| (An Obama Supporter) | Obama's cakewalk to the Presidency? Might not be so simple after all | (232) | |
| If you're going to upset a group by using their logo without permission, perhaps it is wiser to avoid a group that is armed to the teeth | (12) | ||
| (MaineToday.com) | Got $1.72 left on that gift card? Maine wants to force retailers into giving you cash at the end of a gift card so you don't have to buy those seven pencils | (35) | |
| Maine DEA has its panties in a bunch because one of their officers is in a video drinking at a party instead of sitting at home reading the bible | (25) | ||
| Prince Harry, third in line to the throne, on return home: "I generally don't like England that much and it's nice to be away." See, this is why it's a good idea to choose your leaders | (95) | ||
| Door still closed in North Korea. Nobody wants to break on through to the other side | (11) | ||
| Turkish troops pull out of Northern Iraq, high-five Pakistan, promise to call | (38) | ||
| Hillary's campaign: Obama losing a single state on Tuesday would show that Democats are having second thought about him. The DUMBASS tag is taking a well deserved vacation on this one | (121) | ||
| "The next president and Congress may want to give serious thought to whether we can afford to go on spending like a drunken sailor on a defense establishment that's financed like Enron and managed like General Motors." | (68) | ||
| Hillary and Obama have spun McCain's "100 years" comment so out of context so many times that AP felt the need to clarify a few things | (110) | ||
| (Some Guy) | If you want to join the Elks lodge in Brookings, Oregon, just don't mention that you don't believe in God. Or Elks | (25) |
| When will Hillary apologize to the Kenyan tribesmen who got their feelings hurt when they saw that picture of Obama dressed like them on the Drudge Report, which Kenyan tribesmen love to read? | (63) | ||
| Following the Hillary Clinton model of defeat, the Republicans are already making excuses as to why they will lose in the fall. Surprisingly, "no one likes us" tops the list | (84) | ||
| "If one candidate’s appealing to your fears and the other one’s appealing to your hopes, you better vote for the person who wants you to hope.” -Bill Clinton | (80) | ||
| The polls say Obama has a small lead in Texas and Ohio, but his hands tell a different story | (54) | ||
| Gates pressures Turkey on Iraq, Iraq says it's had enough and is saving room for dessert | (15) | ||
| (Some Kos Guy) | Bill Clinton endorses Obama. Basically | (88) | |
| Yep, time for another Friday afternoon White House resignation: aide to the President steps down after caught plagiarizing 20 newspaper columns | (37) | ||
| Clinton Campaign: "Obama's winning so much, he's gonna lose." Er, what? | (73) | ||
| Attorney General Michael Mukasey upholds "zero accountability" strategy for the Bush administration | (90) | ||
| Hillary on Nightline: Running for President is harder for me, because I'm a woman. Obviously, the road for a black guy with the name Hussein who did coke is much easier | (181) | ||
| Mugabe denounces opponents as witches, charlatans, and prostitutes; offers no opinion on gypsys, tramps, thieves | (32) | ||
| Media appeasement enters new phase as batshiat Muslim fanatics are now described by the AP as "human rights activists" | (232) | ||
| Chavez wants to exhume Simon Bolivar's corpse in an attempt to prove that he didn't die of tuberculosis. BRAIIINS | (74) | ||
| (The Prometheus Institute) | How an over-reliance on technology instead of human intelligence is undermining America's war on terrorism | (56) | |
| Clinton Camp Goes Nuclear in New Ad; Obama Camp Fires Back: 'They Will Fail and Fail Miserably' | (202) | ||
| (Boing Boing) | Billboard Liberation Front helps out AT&T with its immunity campaign | (160) | |
| (Some Guy) | McCain accidentally tells truth, says he is a liberal Republican, talk radio hilarity to ensue | (151) | |
| Hillary tries to equate "Barry" Obama with a Barry from 1964. Guess this is one more thing she learned from her days campaigning in Texas for Goldwater | (135) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Obama has shifted left. Since there was no room left to shift to, he is now so skinny you can't see him | (194) | |
| NewsMax runs a story on the hypocrisy of Obama being criticized for the support of someone he rejected, but McCain getting a pass on embracing another bigot. Now if you'll excuse me, submitter's head asplode | (79) | ||
| Israeli minister drops the H-bomb | (650) | ||
| Turkish troops withdraw from Zap region of Iraq, however, fierce fighting continues in Bam and Pow. No word from Pew Pew Pew either | (46) | ||
| Michelle Obama says that her husband's middle name is a "fear bomb". Hussein? Bomb? Well I'm sold | (213) | ||
| Clinton campaign threatens lawsuit over Texas delegate selection rules. Gentlemen, we are at DefCon 2 | (130) | ||
| Mike Huckabee angry he DIDN'T get the endorsement of the rabidly anti-Catholic reverend who McCain's going to have to reject and denounce later on this week | (11) | ||
| (politibyte) | Excuse after excuse, it's never Hillary's fault | (35) | |
| Bush hadn’t heard of people predicting $4 gas. Adds to list of things he hadn’t heard predicted, like the recession, housing bubble, Iraq insurgency, Dem takeover in Congress and al-Qaeda determined to strike in the US | (65) | ||
| Is Iran the number one superpower in the world? You decide | (45) | ||
| Obama: "I will meet dictators." Bush: "You idiot" | (262) | ||
| (Some Guy) | TN GOP finally removes offensive Barack "Hussein" Obama release after another day of national heat and defending their spokesman | (70) |
| (NYT.com) | Hillary Clinton Raises $35 million in February. Which seems good, until you find out that Obama raised $50 million. Bonus Clinton advisor quote: "Our Internet exploded and it has never stopped" | (86) | |
| The U.S. Army field manual has added "nation-building" to their list of responsibilities. We're gonna export democracy whether you like it or not | (75) | ||
| bloOmBerg mAy not be running for president, but announces he MAy sOon Be endorsing A soMeone who tAkes an "independent, nonpartisan approach to governing" Wonder who? | (48) | ||
| (The Atlantic) | How can Hillary catch Obama in pledged delegates? A detailed mathematical analysis for those of you who majored in miracles | (38) | |
| Dude crying about Obama's lack of lapel pin shows up on Dan Abram's show without a lapel pin. Self-pwning ensues | (470) | ||
| Bush: "What recession?" Obama: "You idiot" | (155) | ||
| Rush Limbaugh encourages Republicans in Texas and Ohio to switch for one day and vote for Clinton | (305) | ||
| Rick Santorum frothing at the mouth over the idea of an Obama presidency | (202) | ||
| Senate candidate has metal hook instead of left hand, runs a humorous ad showing him using it to open a bottle of beer. Oregon Farkers, your choice has been made | (26) | ||
| Nobel Prize-winning economist calculates the cost of the Iraq War to be in the neighborhood of $3 trillion. Duke sucks | (101) | ||
| More evidence the mainstream media are treating Hillary like a Republican | (96) | ||
| (The New Editor) | If you had "some random dude who used to be a San Francisco county supervisor" in your Nader vice president pick betting pool, you win | (163) | |
| (Some Guy) | "The reality is that the media is heavily invested in the Black-Camelot-is-coming story, so much so that it is not only sparing Barack scrutiny but also scurrilously covering McCain." | (160) | |
| Canadian Conservative Party may have offered terminally-ill legislator a million dollar life-insurance policy to vote against Liberal budget. Karl Rove scribbles notes furiously | (129) | ||
| At the Exxon "We shouldn't pay for destroying 600 miles of coastline" hearings today, Chief Justice Roberts asked a question so stupid the people in court openly laughed at him. Clarence Thomas has some helpful advice | (462) | ||
| (Natl. Assoc. of Manufacturers) | Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-North Dakota) hates NAFTA and free trade. Guess which state led in export growth last year, with 49 percent of its export business going to Canada? Hint: It rhymes with Dorth Bakota | (135) | |
| (Some Guy) | After the rousing success of their sex scandal about McCain, MSM is now pretending he's not eligible to be president because he was born in Panama | (242) | |
| U.S. Treasury Secretary Paulson on reckless mortgage lenders and borrowers who didn't read their contract: Nix on bailout, no taxpayer money for you | (113) | ||
| "Bill's way of grabbing the spotlight has reminded voters of what they didn't like about the last Clinton presidency and what might be wrong with the next one" | (47) | ||
| (Statesman.com) | Bill Clinton stumps for Hill-dog on UT campus, thinks "I could probably bang half these chicks here" | (28) | |
| McCain believes that because people in Iraq call themselves "Al Qaeda in Iraq," that must make them actually in Al Qaeda. Which raises the question, what are we going to do about the Viking occupation of Minnesota? | (498) | ||
| (WCVB) | It's that time of the year when Amtrak threatens train wrecks if Congress doesn't pay up | (86) | |
| (Some Guy) | McCain endorsed by megachurch that wants to bomb Iran to bring Jesus back | (140) | |
| (Prairiepundit) | The Democrats' NAFTA slander | (173) | |
| Were energy prices to continue to rise at a sharp clip -- something the Fed does not anticipate -- it would "create a very difficult problem" for the economy. Nudge, nudge, wink , wink, say no more | (130) | ||
| (NBC-10) | Bill Clinton to grab waitress in Philly diner. BREAKFAST... I mean he'll grab breakfast in a Philly diner. Sorry, force of habit | (14) | |
| (Us Magazine) | Us Magazine sits down with Barack Obama to ask the hard hitting question: Boxers or briefs? | (67) | |
| Bloomberg announces he's not running for president. All 14 supporters inconsolable | (23) | ||
| After MP implies that the public is turned off by the jeering and booing and barracking in Parliament, a thoughtful discussion followed. Just kidding, he was jeered and booed and barracked for his pains | (24) | ||
| In honor of William F Buckley Jr's passing, here's WFB threatening to punch Noam Chomsky "in the goddamn face" | (113) | ||
| (Some TNR Guy) | My friends, John McCain might not be able to "straight talk" his way out of the FEC finance rules he broke | (86) | |
| Taliban making gains in Afghanistan. So there | (56) |
| As much as 70 percent of the $5.4 billion U.S. aid package to Pakistan "misspent". Heckuva job there, Mushy | (34) | ||
| Olympic committee to China: Improve human rights. Chinese government to citizens: You have the right to remain silent | (40) | ||
| (Some Wetter) | Ontario health minister "seriously considering" wearing a diaper, in the name of research of course | (13) | |
| The U.K. Times reports that a British-Iraqi millionaire loaned millions of dollars to one of Barack Obama's key supporters, just weeks before a controversial land deal that saw Obama--and the supporter's wife--buy adjoining property | (101) | ||
| How the US came to spend over $100,000 for every Iraqi on their liberation | (75) | ||
| (Some Huff-Po Guy) | GOP: Obama anecdote had to be false. Army Captain: No, it was true. GOP: The Captain must be lying. Army Chief of Staff: Nope, it was true. GOP: *heads implode* | (106) | |
| One week after gaining the support of Right wingers like Rush during the NY Times "smear job," John McCain loses it with his criticism of Cunningham | (45) | ||
| (The Atlantic) | All you Farkers that love to yell "B. HUSSEIN Obama": Karl Rove says you should probably stop that | (173) | |
| Another nail in the coffin that holds the corpse of Hillary's Presidential dreams: Rep. John Lewis switching his support from Clinton to Obama | (38) | ||
| According to Obama a "patriotic" company is one that pays lots and lots of taxes, is friendly to Big Labor and unions and pays all employee health costs. Oh goody | (191) | ||
| (Think Progress) | John McCain: "It doesn't matter that a corrupt politician indicted on 39 counts is on my leadership team." MSM: "OMG that is some straight talk. What a maverick." | (47) | |
| Kyrgyzstan offers $1,000 for the best song protesting the US presence there. Difficulty: Rhyming with "Kyrgyzstan" | (46) | ||
| White House: We sent White House emails through RNC servers, then lost them. Democrats: Can you recover them? White House a year later: We can but we won't | (73) | ||
| Pentagon wants more soldiers for Iraq and Afghanistan. U.S. Army Chief of Staff asks, "Where the hell are we getting them from? I'm fresh out." Operation Mobilize the Homeless one step closer | (164) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Clinton message maker blames voters for not understanding campaign message | (140) | |
| (Some Dowd) | It is only because of the utter open-mindedness of the press that Hillary can lose eleven contests in a row and still be treated as a contender | (90) | |
| (Obama's website) | One million people have donated to the Obama campaign | (342) | |
| Today's "top state Republican scandal" story features an evangelical DA, racist emails and a longtime secretary/mistress, capped with obstruction of justice and perjury charges. His excuse for it all? Prescription drugs | (46) | ||
| (Harrisburg Patriot-News) | Rep. John Murtha (D-Okinawa) guaranteed re-election as court tosses out Republican opponent, an ex-Army officer who left the service before retirement and moved just to challenge Murtha. Kicker: His petition was seven votes short | (73) | |
| Republicans agree to debate anti-war bill, provided Democrats admit first thing that they are wrong, and that they are stinky poopieheaded traitors with big butts and they like to smell their own butts | (112) | ||
| Governors tell Congress they can't give health coverage to poor kids because the Bush Administration has told them to give health coverage to poor kids. In other news, Washington shut down due to high levels of cognitive dissonance | (54) | ||
| (NY Times) | Add one more to the litany of irrelevant things people are trying to attack Obama with: His high school in Hawaii was for rich kids | (109) | |
| (Michelle Malkin) | Michelle Malkin uncovers Islamocommunofrancohomofacist plot to take over The Washington Times by intercepting a styleguide memo instructing reporters to stop putting the phrase "gay marriage" in quotes | (59) | |
| William F. Buckley Jr. has died. So long, funnyman | (235) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Young people don't care about the political process. They're apathetic, and their opinions are easily... hey, what's that noise? | (73) | |
| (TNR) | Talk about bringing people together: David Duke, notorious white supremicist, says Obama wouldn't be any worse than McCain or Clinton | (98) | |
| McCain has slight edge over Obama, Clinton, says poll. In other news, there is somebody else running besides Obama and Clinton | (189) | ||
| (Cincinnati Enquirer) | After John McCain apologizes for Bill Cunningham's inflammatory remarks regarding Barack Obama, Cunningham says he's going to support Hillary Clinton instead | (230) | |
| (TPM) | Sen. John Warner hospitalized for heart trouble. Doctors examine his voting record on Iraq, conclude it would be impossible for him to have heart trouble | (6) | |
| (WWL) | Mayor of New Orleans sends letter to Bush, saying Katrina victims should stay in FEMA trailers although the CDC ordered them out because of toxic fumes. This should end well | (51) |
| (Some Eyewitness) | Comcast blocks access to FCC hearing about net neutrality, by hiring people to fill the meeting room before reporters or neutrality supporters could get seats | (305) | |
| Hillary Clinton says she will "draw contrasts" with Barack Obama during tonight's debate. In other news, her campaign has repeatedly said this week that her negative attacks are actually "drawing contrasts" | (1051) | ||
| BAD: Cops find you passed out with a woman. BADDER: You were lying on the sidewalk near your SUV. FARK: You're the Mayor of the city, and she's a finance employee. TOTALFARK: They drive you home and unlock your door for you | (25) | ||
| Arlington, Oregon mayor who posed for pics on a fire truck in her underwear has been recalled. What the fire truck was doing in her underwear, we'll never know | (49) | ||
| McCain lays the smackdown on a right wing talk show host for bashing Obama. This is McCain's first official Barack-attack | (204) | ||
| This week on "Sliders", Quinn and the gang slide into Hillary Clinton universe | (126) | ||
| Barack Obama: The first woman president | (68) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Overflowing the "politicans wearing stuff" trifecta, here's Calvin Coolidge in a Indian headdress | (59) | |
| (crooksandliars) | Hannity on Romney: No religious litmus test required. Hannity on Obama: He belongs to a dangerous church | (150) | |
| Nader can't run for the Green Party this year; they've already selected a less embarrassing candidate with a better chance of winning: Good old Cynthia "I Hate Jews" McKopslapper | (259) | ||
| Sen. Larry Craig (R-ough Trade) is looking for interns | (214) | ||
| Huckabee criticizes the New York Times -- for not writing a scandalous front-page smear story about him | (29) | ||
| Completing the politicians wearing Muslim thingees trifecta, here's Britain ex-PM John Major in a turban | (84) | ||
| You've seen Obama in a Kenyan tribesman costume, but have you seen Hillary dressed in a Muslim hijab? | (245) | ||
| Indiana Governer Mitch Daniels summoned for jury duty, shows up | (54) | ||
| The Clinton campaign challenges Matt Drudge to prove campaign staffers were circulating the picture of Obama dressed in local Kenyan attire | (571) | ||
| Iraqi Parliament condemns Turkey's invasion of their sovereign territory. U.S. looks around, *whistles*... Awkward | (86) | ||
| Add Sen. Dodd to the list of former Democratic contenders for President who have now endorsed Obama | (141) | ||
| (Politico) | Following the Bush/Kerry '04 playbook, Obama (let us all genuflect) lets the national press ask questions for ten minutes... same amount of time as "Entertainment Tonight" got all by itself | (205) | |
| (crooksandliars) | A 15 point plan for McCain to beat Obama. If you didn't find 'integrity' on there, it's not because you missed it | (135) | |
| The "surge" is not working. Or why giving arms and money to people who were trying to kill you last month isn't necessarily a great idea | (282) | ||
| Sean Connery believes Scotland will soon be independent and plans to live there again, hopefully to complete work on the Anal Bum Cover | (46) | ||
| The White House still has not finished work on a new records management and e-mail archiving system. Likely to be finished on 1/20/09 | (50) | ||
| During political argument, Clinton supporter brings hope and change to Obama supporter's unstabbed torso | (87) | ||
| Bush says GOP will win the White House, Senate and House of Reps. "When I say I'm confident, I am so because I understand the mentality of the American people" | (122) | ||
| Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick rules out serving in Obama cabinet, already comfortable as his speech writer | (36) |
| (The New Republic) | Hillary last week: "Come meet me in Texas." Hillary now: "Um, forget about Texas. It doesn't count either." | (321) | |
| (Some McCrazy Guy) | McCain newest "Straight Talk": The war in Iraq will be over soon, although the occupation and our battle against the insurgency will continue. Guess it depends on what the definition of "is" is | (44) | |
| Two days after fuming about Obama mailer that doesn't quote Clinton directly, Clinton sends out mailer that doesn't quote Obama directly | (93) | ||
| Romney flip-flops again, might re-enter race. Democrats stop squabbling over Obama and Clinton to make some popcorn | (43) | ||
| (crooksandliars) | GOP Congressman goes on TV complaining that Barack isn't patriotic enough because he doesn't wear a flag pin (without wearing a flag pin) | (130) | |
| McCain says that to win the White House he must convince voters that the US war Iraq is successful, that they can triple their income by working less, and that unicorns poop chocolate rainbows | (86) | ||
| Minnesota bars getting around state smoking ban with "Theater Nights" | (109) | ||
| The Federal Election Commission can't act on Democrats' complaints about John McCain's fundraising, because Democrats have effectively shut down the agency by playing politics | (67) | ||
| RonPaulRonPaulRonPaul Oh, wait... we were supposed to vote? Damn | (80) | ||
| Media admits it never runs anything negative about Obama, but promises they're looking real hard for the tiniest imperfection and if they ever find it, they'll nail him | (306) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Photo of Obama dressed in tribal garb conveniently reaches Internet. Just kidding, Clinton campaign is circulating it in last minute hit job, Obama = Muslim-mania continues | (824) | |
| Clarence Thomas, surely picked for the Supreme Court based solely on his legal ability, has not uttered a word in oral arguments in more than two years, spanning 142 cases | (241) | ||
| Obama assures Jewish leaders on Israel stance, which he says will be a lot better than the Buffalo Stance | (161) | ||
| (kos) | McCain breaks McCain-Feingold | (43) | |
| Experimental financial market predicts elections more accurately than polls | (29) | ||
| "Obama's women reveal his secret: he hates America" | (175) | ||
| GOP conducting polling on how far they can go when attacking blacks, women | (512) | ||
| Full state funeral expected after the death of Latvia's presidential rabbit | (23) | ||
| Clinton Campaign demands Obama denounce a 527 group set to run an ad on his behalf. Hypocrisy ain't easy | (268) | ||
| Obama told: No Moore | (57) | ||
| (The New Republic) | The vindication of Al Gore. After Hillary's implosion, no one can blame him for "not using Bill enough" anymore | (58) | |
| (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) | Four out of five of the last U.S. Presidents were left-handed, and the next one probably will be, too | (63) | |
| Barack Obama gains key Louis Farrakhan endorsement in latest blow to Clinton campaign, who thought they had the "race-baiting demagogue" demographic it sewn up | (257) | ||
| (Huffington) | The timeline of terrorist fearmongering, or the timeline of great coincidences | (156) | |
| Lee becomes president of South Korea. No not that Lee, the other Lee. No, the other Lee. Keep going... warmer.. warmer.. yes, THAT Lee | (47) |