Usually father and son bonding is a good thing. Here. Not so much.
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The Cure
Another case where the cure is worse than the disease.
Whips and Midgets
Midget goats, that is.
Because We Can
Are you beside yourself trying to figure out why Democrats and other Libs do what they do? Perhaps this 
little “LBJism” will help to explain the Liberal mindset.
Just because he could? Just because they can? Understanding that simple concept shows that you really aren’t going crazy and that you don’t have to check yourself into an institution. Just vote the bastards out of office and into oblivion.
Do that, and we might someday have that “Great Society”.
Zombies for Bernie
Just like the trained seals at Sea World waiting for a mackeral, this pathetic dude is waiting for Bernie to toss the “Free Stuff” into the crowd.
Manufactured Housing
Here’s a demonstration of President Obama’s solution to the “Affordable Housing” shortage that the Middle Class are facing. The Bernie Sanders campaign has also signed on to this plan.
Bernie’s Magic Tree
Bernie’s Magic Tree is destined to take its place in Fairytale Land right beside the Goose’s Golden Eggs.
Murica – Compare and Contrast
There is a difference here, right?
Big Government
Your Government always wants an extra helping.
Sunday’s Presidential Speech
Come on down!
Today’s Bacon – Meatlessly Mental
CBS Philly3 reports what we all knew instinctively, “Research Points To Mental Health Risks Associated With Meatless Diet“.
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Many Americans have turned to a vegetarian diet for many different reasons. Maybe you just think it will make you generally more
healthy. Perhaps you want to trim a few pounds. Maybe you want to supplement your already healthy lifestyle.
However, will you be happier?
Some research suggests that the exact opposite is the truth and Women’s Health recently looked into some of the research and cautions people to be well aware of how going meatless can impact your mental health.
The article cites an Australian study from last year which found that vegetarians reported that they were less optimistic about their future more often than people who kept meat in their diets. That same study found that vegetarians were 18 percent more likely to report having depression and 28 percent more likely to experience panic attacks and anxiety.
