In the latest episode of the Twilight Zone, aka “following politics”, we introduce the prime example of strange bedfellows: Rush Limbaugh and the show Family Guy.
Limbaugh, widely recognized as a champion of the conservative movement, will be featured in this Sunday’s episode of Family Guy, a show known for its vulgar humor and calloused mockery of all things sacred – particularly traditional American values.
The “edgy humor” of Family Guy and its sister show American Dad has crossed the line of decency time and time again. Some of the topics have been “Terri Schiavo: The Musical”, making fun of Sarah Palin’s Downs Syndrome child, a man pleasuring a horse, a teenage boy watching strippers via webcam, etc.
"'Family Guy' tends to be very liberal because it's written by liberals," creator Seth MacFarlane said. "So we thought let's give the other side some face time. So we put it out there to a lot of Republicans — 'we're doing this show, who wants in?' Read On
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No Liberal has standing to call any Republican stupid as long as Patty Murray remains in the U.S. Senate.
Soon after being elected to the U.S. Senate in 1992, Murray went on a radio show and said:
"When I was growing up, the big fear in my life was the nuclear war. I remember second- and third-grade teachers giving us skills to deal with it, if that big alarm goes off, which was 'Hide under your desk.' Would that do any good? I don't know. But as a child, that gives you a feeling there's something to do beyond panic. Today the biggest fear our kids live with is whether ... the kid beside them has a gun. We have to give them skills so they feel confident to deal with it."
The woman is not sure if ducking under a school desk would help in a nuclear attack. Not only that, but she wants to do something similarly pointless to help children "deal with" school shootings. Maybe imaginary bullet-proof vests!
After Murray was elected to the U.S. Senate, the Democrats tried to keep her locked in her office to prevent her from saying anything that might end up in a newspaper.. Read On |
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President Obama, having a rough go at getting the un-churched masses to buy/sell his Health Care Swill, has turned to the brethren (hallelujah!) to help spread the word about how great ObamaCare is—even though everybody and their dog knows it blows more than the Toro 51599 could ever hope to.
Yep, this past Tuesday, Obama and the director of his Faith-Based Initiatives had a little tête-à-tête on how best to remove the rank taste his health care law has left in the public’s mouth (Try licking your backside. That’s how Ron White’s dog cleans his palate). And they chose … ta-da! … the church!
Quick question: I thought the government wasn’t supposed to meddle with churches, especially in regard to pushing a particular policy? Maybe the ACLU should look into this because we all know how seriously they disdain the merging of church and state. At least that’s what they say and do when conservatives and evangelicals unite. Read On
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A French-Canadian physician who challenged Canada's government control of healthcare before the Canadian Supreme Court is delivering a dire warning regarding the implementation of ObamaCare in the U.S.
As a general practitioner in Montreal, Dr. Jacques Chaoulli has seen the adverse effects that government control of healthcare has on patients. In 2005, he launched a Supreme Court challenge against Quebec's ban on private healthcare because underprivileged individuals had no means to access timely care and were being forced to wait in long lines.
"The poor are penalized under government healthcare because they don't have the flexibility to choose private healthcare," Chaoulli points out. "In Canada, those who are well-off...don't mind that there is a government healthcare [system] because if they really need fast access to healthcare, they just travel to the United States [where] they get it fast." Read On |
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Tiger's Addiction for Pornography It had to happen sooner or later.
One of Tiger Woods' alleged mistresses is shopping an alleged sex tape she says she made with Tiger Woods.
"The tape is 62 minutes long and 37 minutes of it is us having sex," Devon James told RadarOnline.com on Wednesday, placing its value at $350,000.
James said she was meeting with adult video distributor Vivid Entertainment to talk turkey. Read On |
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