Republican Bamboozlement – Page 9

Answering Their Questions in Bullet Time

By cassandra_m February 8, 2010

You know that there was some discussion of President Obama doing another version of Question Time with the Republican Senate Caucus. The response?

From The Department Of Karma, Part 2

By Unstable Isotope January 4, 2010

First term Democrat-turned-Republican Rep. Parker Griffith didn't get the reception he hoped for when he switched to the Republican party. Griffith will face at least two challengers for the Republican…

2009: The Year in Right Wing Buffoons, Racists, Misogynists, Homophobes and All-Around Idiots

By cassandra_m January 3, 20101 Comment

That is the title of this blog post from Ron Reagan's Air America blog. I never get to to hear Ron Regan's show, but he can be very good of even pretty wonky topics. So it was fun to hear him have on at the expense of wingnut buffoonery this past year.

Tedd Petruna, The New Chuck Norris

By Unstable Isotope December 8, 20094 Comments

The tall tale of Tedd Petruna first emerged this weekend. Tedd Petruna sent an email that soon went viral about his brave actions thwarting a terrorist attack dry run on…

Top 5 Republican Lies for 2009

By cassandra_m November 28, 20093 Comments

Even though the year isn't over, TPM catalogs the Top 5 ways that the GOP stepped into the national conversation with lies, distortions, bad faith and plain made up data.

Does the GOP Purity Test Abandon Mike Castle?

By cassandra_m November 25, 200920 Comments

Adam Nagourney at the NYT brings up this possibility in their political blog today:

Bush’s Term Was Only Kittens And Rainbows

By Unstable Isotope November 25, 20096 Comments

Remember how we snickered when Dana Perino admitted she didn't know anything about the Bay of Pigs? Her problems with history are more severe than that: But Perino's appearance last…

Glenn Beck’s 100 Year Plan

By Unstable Isotope November 23, 200914 Comments

Glenn Beck is crazy like a Fox: - I have begun meeting with some of the best minds in the country that believe in limited government, maximum freedom and the…

Learning The Wrong Lesson

By Unstable Isotope November 16, 20092 Comments

Al Franken's election was one of the pleasant surprises of the 2008 election. Franken is turning out to be an excellent senator. He's already made an impact with his amendment…

Lather, Rinse, Repeat

By Unstable Isotope November 14, 200919 Comments

I think I've started to notice a trend among conservatives: they like good-looking women. They like to hear what they're thinking come out of the mouths of good-looking women -…

Why It is OK to Call Out FOX News

By cassandra_m November 7, 20091 Comment

And in many ways, the rush to accommodate FOX Noise is right at the center of how journalists are undermining their own authority and respect.

Here It Is! The Republican Heath Care Plan!

By cassandra_m November 5, 200915 Comments

Well, at first it was an outline. Then John Boehner got really mad after it was released and people made fun of him again with the outlines. So now they've…

From Your Earmark to My PAC

By nemski October 26, 20096 Comments

The Washington Post has a great expose about Indiana Republican Congressman Peter J. Visclosky regarding his association with Washington lobbying firm K&L Gates, $44 million in earmarks, 15 clients of…