Random thought
I see NBC hired Jenna Bush Hager as a correspondent on the Today Show.
I kind of think they hired the wrong Bush sister.
Labels: Barbara Bush, Jenna Bush, NBC, random thought, snark
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I see NBC hired Jenna Bush Hager as a correspondent on the Today Show.
Labels: Barbara Bush, Jenna Bush, NBC, random thought, snark
Putting aside his personal peccadilloes for the moment, what if, say, John Edwards were the president instead of Barack Obama? Do you think the wingnuts would be frothing-at-the-mouth crazy the way they are now?
Labels: Barack Obama, John Edwards, random thought, wingnuts
Yesterday I felt kind of Maundy, but today, I actually feel pretty Good.
I guess perhaps I ought to adjust the temperature a little bit.Labels: Easter, random thought, snark
What's the over-under on when Glenn Beck is discovered in bed with an underage boy?
Labels: Glenn Beck, random thought, snark
I'm so disappointed by the failed Obama administration.
Labels: Barack Obama, random thought, snark
The first thing President Obama ought to do is appoint a Secretary of Revenge.
Labels: Barack Obama, Max Cleland, random thought
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it ironic that Walmart, that right-wing, fundamentalist-driven organization, is the exclusive retailer of the new album by AC/DC, who gave us such, um, less-than-pious classics as "Highway to Hell" and "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap?"
Labels: AC/DC, random thought, Wal-Mart
I wish Huggy Bear had harped on the Ayers thing more last night, so Obama could bring up Vicki Iseman, John Hagee, Charles Keating, Jack Abramoff, that aide who was an advisor for Saddam, etc., etc., ad infinitum ...
Labels: Barack Obama, Bill Ayers, Charles Keating, Jack Abramoff, John Hagee, John McCain, random thought, snark, Vicki Iseman, William Timmons
Why does the federal government have to bail anyone out at all? Shouldn't the Invisible Hand of the free market economy be left to its own devices?
Labels: economy, random thought
Did I just see Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange?
Labels: Dan Aykroyd, Eddie Murphy, random thought, stock market
Clearly, the remarkable and unexpected success of the 2008 American League East champion Tampa Bay Rays is directly attributable to the team's inspirational decision to drop the word "Devil" from their name.
Labels: baseball, random thought, Rays, religion, snark
When his staff presented Huggy Bear with the McCain-Palin slogan, Country First, he misheard it, so he liked it because he thought it was about his wife.
Labels: Cindy McCain, John McCain, random thought, Sarah Palin, snark
Is it too late for Todd Palin to take his daughter Bristol to a purity ball?
Labels: Bristol Palin, random thought, Todd Palin
If Barack Obama visiting his grandmother in Hawaii was "exotic," what is it when you're the governor of Alaska?
Labels: Alaska, Barack Obama, Hawaii, random thought, Sarah Palin
David Duchovny is at least as stupid as Hugh Grant.
Labels: David Duchovny, Hugh Grant, random thought
After the Mainstream Corporate Media railed and whined about Barack Obama's vacation, are they going to do the same for Drunky McStagger as he escapes to Crawford for another respite from the hard work of presidentin'?
Labels: Barack Obama, George W. Bush, media, random thought, vacation
Every time I hear "Disarm," by Smashing Pumpkins, it sounds to me like the fourth line of the song is "Sodomy is such a part of you."
Labels: music, random thought, Smashing Pumpkins
I wonder whether Roger Clemens and Chris Hansen of NBC's "To Catch a Predator" have ever met.
Labels: Chris Hansen, NBC, random thought, Roger Clemens, snark
Tact is for people who aren't witty enough to use sarcasm.
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