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As the monthly New Castle County Sheriff sale was getting underway, members of Occupy Delaware stood up on cue to send their message loud and clear. "We demand a halt to fore closures, now!," the group shouted. "Stop foreclosures! People, not profits!" Their signs simply said "STOP."

According to a couple reports, the White House has released a statement saying it will not veto a defense spending bill that allows for indefinite military detentions. Our good friend anonone to commence bile spewing in 5, 4, 3,....

I made the mistake of reading an email that I got from the CRI's dishonest fraud, Dr. John E. Stapleford. Stappy sucked me in by sounding almost human for a second.

"If Governor Perry, a self-proclaimed Christian, is really interested in channeling the cares and concerns of Jesus, he might consider saying a word about poverty and injustice, which seemed to have concerned Jesus even more than gays in the military. Sometimes the worst advertisements for Christianity are its adherents."

Mike Castle likes coins. He likes coins so much that he has sponsored various pieces of legislation regarding coins. The state quarter thing, that was Castle. Coins celebrating the national parks, that was Castle. The Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005? Castle's idea. An idea so popular and wanted with and by the people that 1.4 billion coins are sitting in the Federal Reserve's valuts due to lack of demand.

How much comedy can O'Donnell squeeze out of her endorsement of Mitt Romney? Apparently there is a bottomless reserve.

The most prized endorsement in the history of mankind will be announced tonight, according to an email from the Friends of Christine O'Donnell (she has friends?). I am sure you cannot wait another moment. Will she side with the vile and toxic Ann Coulter and stick with Romney? Will she jump on the Gingrich bandwagon? Will she stay true to her anti-sex anti-gay anti-masturbation and anti-reason principles and endorse the frothy mix that is Rick Santorum?

Here is a guy posing with a sign that he should never have posed with.

In refreshingly honest and direct language, Senator Chris Coons blasted the GOP for blocking the appointment of Richard Cordray, President Obama's pick to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Agency. In an interview on the liberal leaning Bill Press show, Coons stated, "I think he should have been confirmed and again it is just part of a theme here. Filibuster, filibuster filibuster. We can't even get to a vote on important nominations." Coons called into the interview this morning while commuting to Washington on Amtrak.

Republicans are truly amazing in that they just cannot help themselves. If they found a candidate who was half way likeable, half way competent, and who sounded populist tones (kind of like Sarah Palin but with a brain), they might win this election going away. Instead, they have as their choice two unlikeable monsters who are filthy rich and are racing to see which one can make life on easy street more easy.

Tune on out if you are sick of me talking about how shitty our congressional delegation is. Still with me? Well I'd like the answer to a few questions after you read this: