McCain Vs. Obama: Good News & Bad News

The good news is that the race is tightening in the battleground states. McCain looks to be ahead by a nose in Florida, Ohio and Missouri look like toss-ups, and in most of the key states, McCain seems to be gaining. The bad news is that McCain isn’t on pace to win any states that […]

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Why I Am Done Talking About Ayers And ACORN (Probably)

It was not a bad idea for the McCain campaign to bring up Bill Ayers and ACORN, but given the current media environment, it’s not enough. By that I mean, it’s great to point out that ACORN is engaging in widescale election fraud and that Obama pals around with terrorists, but the McCain campaign never […]

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How About A Snake Massage — Yes, With Live Snakes…

I love getting a good massage, although Swedish massages are expensive enough in this area ($60-$70 for an hour) that I can very rarely afford to splurge on them. However, even if you paid me $70 an hour, I wouldn’t get one of these massages, Israeli health and beauty spa offers a snake massage for […]

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The Daily Kos Post Of The Day: Barack Obama, Your Own Personal Jesus

You’d think that over time, as people became more exposed to his habitual dishonesty, megalomania, and radicalism, that the “messiah complex” around Obama would wear off. Apparently, that’s not so at the Daily Kos where diarist manumit writes, What if Obama is the second coming of Jesus Christ? I’m not a religious person however I’d […]

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The Big 3 Lose Even More Of Their Audience (Faster Please)

Via Drudge. “The Obama-McCain match-up is proving to be a lackluster election ticket for the Big 3 network news programs, according to NIELSEN MEDIA RESEARCH. As the shouting from the trail and the frantic spinning from the anchor desks intensify, the audience is voting with their remotes. All 3 evening news shows experienced audience drops […]

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A Short, Completely Off-Topic Post About Sarah Silverman

As I was perusing the MailOnline today, I was surprised to see them refer to Sarah Silverman as, and I quote, ‘the funniest woman alive.’ I was not, however, surprised to read this, She bombed as a guest on Jonathan Ross’s show on Friday night and now Sarah Silverman has flopped on stage too. Here’s […]

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Women Already Get Equal Work For Equal Pay.

Over at the MailOnline, they are talking about a study that proves what every intellectually honest person who has looked into the issue already knows: that the “pay gap between men and women is not due to discrimination but to their lifestyle choice.” Here are the details, The pay gap between men and women has […]

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What Obamacare Would Look Like On A Small Scale.

You think healthcare is expensive now? Well, look to Hawaii to get a preview of what would happen if Obama gets his way and makes healthcare “free,” On March 1, the Hawaii Medical Service Association began enrolling children in the state Keiki (child) Care program. The grand plan was to provide medicine for every child […]

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The “Conservative Cocoon” Vs. The “Conservative Elite”

Ross Douthat wrote a piece a few days ago that has been much talked about and even though other people on RWN have commented on it, I just had to get my two cents in on the article. What Is The Conservative Cocoon? …The cocoon is the constellation of mutually-reinforcing conservative institutions – think tanks […]

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Joe Biden Helps Make McCain’s Foreign Policy Case Against Obama

From the New York Post, “Mark my words,” Biden warned Sunday at a Democratic fund-raiser. “It will not be six months [after the inauguration] before the world tests Barack Obama like they did John Kennedy.” Then he added, “Watch. We’re going to have an international crisis, a generated crisis, to test the mettle of this […]

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I Get Emails: What Will Happen In Iraq If Obama Gets In?

Here’s an email I received this week, “Hey John, I’m always interested in your opinions, so I hope that you can write on this. Since it looks quite likely at this point that Obama will win the election, what will happen in Iraq? Is there any hope of us winning, it seems like we are […]

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Good & Bad News From The Weekly World News

The bad news is that the Weekly World News says that the coveted Bat Boy endorsement is going to Barack Obama, Obatma’s half-brother, Barack Obama, has received the political endorsement of America’s favorite precocious mutant: Bat Boy. This morning presidential nominee Barack Obama met the half-human half-bat who eagerly gave his endorsement through a series […]

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Poll Results: Would You Like To Flip The Republican Ticket

Yesterday, I ran a poll asking RWN’s readers if they would like “to flip the ticket? That would mean Sarah Palin as the presidential nominee & McCain as the VP?” Here’s how it broke down, Yes: 73% (378) No: 27% (140) That’s either a ringing endorsement of Sarah Palin, a lack of faith in John […]

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Quote Of The Day: The Forgotten Man

I’m taking a bit of artistic liberty by sticking the word liberal in here, but it fits the mentality of the people he was talking about way back in 1884, “(liberals) are always under the dominion of the superstition of government, and forgetting that a government produces nothing at all, they leave out of sight […]

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Four Freakin’ Words. We. Can’t. Afford. It.

“A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury.” — Unknown Deficit spending has been a contentious issue in American politics since we first became a country and started having ferocious arguments about how quickly to […]

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What If McCain Loses?

“Jane’s Law: The devotees of the party in power are smug and arrogant. The devotees of the party out of power are insane.” — Megan McCardle It could happen, you know. By “it,” I mean the worst nightmare of any conservative. In fact, odds are that in 2009, we’re going to have President Barack Obama, […]

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The Left’s Mask Starts To Slip…

Liberals tend to be insufferable when they feel like they’re really losing and when they feel like they’re really winning. When the left feels like they’re losing, they get ugly and paranoid. They start talking about Nazis, being put in camps, conspiracy theories, and the start projecting their little fascist fantasies onto conservatives. However, the […]

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The Bad Ideas Olympics

There are bad ideas… It must rank among the most unusual tattoos in the world. Apprentice tattooist Jack Newton has had Professor Stephen Hawking’s face imprinted on his right leg. The image was inked on by his colleague and mentor Stewart Francis at the Angelic Hell studio in North Road, Brighton. The text below the […]

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Liveblogging The Third McCain Vs. Obama Debate

8:56: Normally, my co-bloggers Melissa Clouthier and Katie Favazza do the liveblogging, but Katie is all mopey and Melissa is ralphing up her lunch, so the duty falls to me. 8:57: I haven’t been a big fan of these debates so far because they mostly feature boring questions, both candidates repeating their standard stump lines, […]

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Bye-Bye Buckley!

Christopher Buckley, the scion of William F. Buckley is now out as a writer at National Review after submitting his resignation in the wake of a vacuous column he wrote endorsing Barack Obama. Here’s his take on the situation, “Within hours of my endorsement appearing in The Daily Beast it became clear that National Review […]

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