They’re “BAAACK”!! This political family has more lives than Freddy Krueger or Jason Voorhees.
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Supreme Hypocrisy – Barack Obama Style
When it comes to nominating a Supreme Court Justice, how do you spell hypocrisy? BARACK OBAMA.
Supreme Hypocrisy – Chuck Schumer Style
When it comes to nominating a Supreme Court Justice, how do you spell hypocrisy? CHUCK SCHUMER.
Supreme Hypocrisy – Joe Biden Style
When it comes to nominating a Supreme Court Justice, how do you spell hypocrisy? JOE BIDEN.
Hillary’s Southern Doo
Hillary got a referral from Rachel Dolezal for a new hair stylist. Rachel was overheard telling Hillary that her new style was guaranteed to get her at least 15 per cent extra in the Primary.
Behind the Podium
This is the portrait that Hillary commissioned for the Oval Office.
Hillary’s Pole Problem
Don’t you just love the English language? Pole or Poll? To quote Hillary, “What difference does it make?”
Hard To Swallow
Thank goodness that I wasn’t compelled to make any snarky comparisons to Monica.
Christmas Spirit
Now that Christmas is in the rear view mirror, it’s time to start schlonging on Hillary again. Oh boy!
Just In Time For Paris
Since AGW Climate Change (AKA: Weather) is responsible for huge boulders, you might as well blame it for terrorists too.
From the Washington Post, “Another danger of climate change: Giant flying boulders?” Oh Hell, Yes!!! And Toenail Fungus, too!! Don’t forget that!
ELEUTHERA, Bahamas — Standing atop a 60-foot cliff overlooking the Atlantic, James Hansen — the retired NASA scientist sometimes dubbed the
“father of global warming” — examines two small rocks through a magnifying glass. Towering above him is the source of one of the shards: a huge boulder from a pair locals call “the Cow and the Bull,” the largest of which is estimated to weigh more than 1,000 tons.
The two giants have long been tourist attractions along this rocky coast. Perched not far from the edge of a steep cliff that plunges down into blue water, they raise an obvious question: How did they get up here?
Compounding the mystery, these two are among a series of giant boulders arranged in an almost perfect line across a narrow part of this 110-mile-long, wishbone-shaped island.
