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By Javier Manjarres Congressional candidate Ozzie deFaria is beginning to melt under the political spotlight, as he once again is displaying a lack judgment and temperament that be able to sustain the rigors of a congressional campaign. :  The Shark Tank recently questioned deFaria’s campaign advertisements as well as certain aspects of his background, a […]

This video’s been up on Yahoo’s homepage today: Yeah, like only three or four rhinos could ever beat an elephant. Oh, sure, the rhino seems like he’s backing the elephant up at first. Seems like he’s got the upper hand. Tusk. Whatever. But eventually the rhino gives up and runs away, and all his wussy […]

Click the link below each picture if you don’t get it. Link: Pundette. Link: Althouse. Link: Trog. No link there. If you don’t get that one, just turn on ESPN for thirty seconds. Link: Chris Wysocki. Link: Fishersville Mike. Link: Eye of Polyphemus. Link: Trog. And: Link: Smitty. Previously: This Week in Automotivators, January 30-February […]

The one with the: queen sacrifice and the astonishing sequence after. On YouTube with commentary.

It’s hard to understand, I know, but: the Obama campaign thinks their old “Hope and Change” slogan won’t work this time around. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Winning The Future. Greater Together. We Don’t Quit. They may not be official but those are all phrases that could in one form or another be candidates to become President […]

The KFC in Kathmandu and the Starbucks in the Forbidden City are pretty cool reflections of capitalism. Too bad the latter: closed.

It’s just so WEIRD to hear Republicans called “the party of the rich” and “the party of Wall Street” because we don’t hate the rich and believe in free market principles. On the other hand, liberals preach hate rhetoric against the wealthy while they crawl into bed with those same people at every opportunity. It’s […]

I’m still in DC handling some post CPAC business. I should be arriving back home later today and should be posting updates tomorrow. See you then!

Just a few stories that caught my eye over the past week, whether I blogged them or not. Click the link under each picture for more information. Link: The POH Diaries. Link: The Pirate’s Cove. Link: Weasel Zippers. Link: Jimmie Bise. Link: TrogloPundit. Link: NRO. Link: TrogloPundit. Link: Boots & Sabers. Previously: This Week in […]

Rosie O’Donnell tried out for the role of: Elaine Benes on: Seinfeld. Can you imagine?

Interesting: “The endings of novels are, in their own way, as crucial as the endings of years, but they are much less discussed.”

By: Javier Manjarres Senator Marco Rubio recently delivered a compelling and emotional speech on illegal immigration at the annual Hispanic Leadership Network meeting, but Rubio may have left many in the room, and perhaps across the country wondering if this speech marked the beginning of a ‘softening’ by Rubio on this important issue. At the very […]

I had been trying to write a post about the Obama’s administration’s attack on religious liberty regarding the Catholic Church for a few days, but every time I wrote one it ended up being too long, too detailed, and frankly, too angry. I don’t think I have been as shocked at any decision from this […]

I have lamented on my blog that someone should start a list of all the things that are now considered racist so someone can avoid unwittingly saying or doing something that would land them in hot water. Well, no one did. So I took it upon myself. Presenting, Now Racist in the U.S. It’s a […]

Just a few stories that caught my eye over the past week, whether I blogged them or not. Click the link under each picture for more information. Link: Gator Doug. Here’s the story, but I’m also linking Obi’s Sister on this one because she’s the only Dawg I know. Nickname-wise. Not metaphorically. Sheesh. Link: Trog. […]

Well this is interesting: The Newt Gingrich campaign is gearing up to challenge the results of the Florida Republican presidential primary based on the Republican National Committee’s own rules which state that no contest can be winner-take-all prior to April 1, 2012. (See RNC memo.) The Romney campaign — and just about everybody else, it […]

I’d try a few: “French Chicken” chips.

From The Hill: Susan G. Komen for the Cure has reversed its decision to cut off grant money to Planned Parenthood following an intense backlash from women’s groups and the left. The charity did not promise that Planned Parenthood will receive additional grant money, but said it would change its policies in a way that […]

Mitt and Newt have been waging an all out negative war against each other and in the process, both candidates have been greatly damaged. How lasting the damage will be after someone wraps up the nomination remains to be seen, but people shouldn’t kid themselves; both Newt and Mitt have extraordinarily bad approval numbers right […]

The Church of Latter Day Saint prohibited black people from being members of the priesthood until 1978 because it was believed they were the direct descendants of Cain and cursed. This prohibition was, according to this article from the Washington Post, a “direct commandment from the Lord.” In 1978, the church had a revelation and […]

Its sort of fun hammering this home. I have to be honest. Here’s a President who, in his State of the Union speech claims that he is doing everything in his power to ensure that American people – and especially those blue-collar American workers who are so essential to his re-election – are headed back […]

Just a few stories that caught my eye over the past week, whether I blogged them or not. Click the link under each picture for more information. Link: Temple of Mut. Link: HuffPo. Link: Trog. Link: Megan McArdle. Link: Mediaite. Link: Trog. Link: Sister Toldja. Previously: This Week in Automotivators, January 9-15 This Week in […]

2.5 minute video by economist Simon Johnson on how: the switch from booze to caffeine helped revolutionize the world.

You may have seen the letter in the Wall Street Journal yesterday, written (purportedly) by sixteen “scientists” who somehow think the Global Warming consensus is something they can dispute. Which, of course, they can. In response, I’m forced to wonder: has anybody ever written an anti-fisking? If not, then witness this TrogloPundit first. The letter […]

The Twihards are: everywhere:: Bella is #2 for females.

I get a lot of heat from many of my conservative friends for not supporting Newt. But last night’s debate continues to show me that Romney is better prepared not only to face Obama in the general, but to make the case in the primaries. Did Gingrich imagine that any of us care about how […]

What makes Mitt so electable exactly? He lost to Ted Kennedy in 94, became Gov. of Mass with less than 50% of the vote in 2002, didn’t run again in 2006 because his approval rating was in the thirties, lost the 2008 presidential primary, and this time around, has at one time or another, been […]

There isn’t that much good news these days, so when it happens, you have to give John Boehner credit for not totally screwing up everything he touches. Last week, despite the overwhelming pressure from the Obama Administration to make any and every bill that goes through Congress as union-friendly as possible, Boehner struck a deal […]