If you can ignore every single lyric from this Tea Party rapper, he's actually not that bad:
(Hat tip: Weigel)
If you can ignore every single lyric from this Tea Party rapper, he's actually not that bad:
(Hat tip: Weigel)
Tim Nudd sums it up nicely:
Just when you think political ads can't get any worse, along comes this four-minute travesty starring a rat (a stand-in for the villainous Democratic former governor, Roy Barnes) and an ox (representing the ad's strong though perhaps somewhat dumb creator, John Oxendine). Via The Awl, which believes the ad "is not just stupid, it is powerful stupid." A commenter over there adds: "This is the most Aesopian campaign ad ever!"
Or the point at which politics becomes South Park. Go to the 2:15 mark and the head-butting montage. It's mesmerizingly kick-ass.
Thirty ridiculous photos of the Backstreet Boys. You know you want them (Dish fave after the jump):
Major future Palin campaign ad here (and Matt and Trey didn’t direct it, promise):
Check out this interactive picture representing everyone who makes up the USA. Jesus, of course, created the United States and is the author of the Constitution.
That Dancing With The Stars footage of Tom Delay has been removed from YouTube, but we managed to find another version:
An interview with the sparkling, gregarious lady who won the Sarah Palin lunch – for $63,500. Fox and Friends say that a journalist who wanted to use the dinner to ask some tough questions was seeking to "defame" Palin.
by Andrew
Orrin Hatch composed a song to honor his late friend, Senator Kennedy. I know not what else to say: