Romney’s Mittness and Newt’s Hypocrisy
Jon Stewart slices and dices Gingrich, Romney, the MSM, and the complete debacle that has become the GOP primary season. Hilarity – you know, in that excruciatingly painful kind of way that hurts so good:
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60 Million And Counting
On the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, it would be remiss to not note the crippling critique provided by Michael Paulsen over at RealClearPolitics: Today, thousands of people at the March for Life in Washington, D.C., are commemorating the thirty-ninth anniversary of a legal and moral monstrosity, Roe v. Wade, and its companion case, […]
A Pat-Down For Paul
I get the whole meme that the TSA has to treat everyone equally, that there can’t be any profiling or exceptions. But really, Rand Paul as a terrorist threat? Really? Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., was detained by airport security officials on Monday, according to his communications director Moira Bagley, who posted about the incident on […]
Fur Flies In Florida
Fresh off getting smacked around by Gamecock voters, Romney rolls out the dark side in the Sunshine State. This from Politico: “Speaker Gingrich has also been a leader,” the former Massachusetts governor said. “He was a leader for four years as speaker of the House. And at the end of four years, it was proven […]
Saturday Night House Party
Send us a link with your favorite tunes and vids (editor@pundithouse.com) and we’ll work them into the rotation: this one’s for hal hood, who reminds us that the Ron Raul Revolution rocks in more ways than one: On a more somber note – R.I.P. Etta James:
PIPA Punted, SOPA Sidelined
Kudos to everyone who took the time and effort to contact Congress in opposition to this misguided jumble of legislation. This from the Washington Post: Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Tex.), author of the Stop Online Piracy Act, said on Friday that he is postponing consideration of the bill in response to concerns from critics who said […]
Political Correctness On The Prowl
Seems there’s a cougar problem out in Utah and a local school board is none too pleased: The Corner Canyon High School in Draper, Utah, needed to choose a mascot and after 23% of students who voted decided they wanted to be the Corner Canyon Cougars. Falcons, Raptors and Diamondbacks were the other choices on the ballot. […]
CMS: The 99%
Or the 75 percent, or maybe the 53 percent – same difference, just a rounding error; could happen to anyone. The uptown paper’s Ann Doss Helms unravels the numbers behind Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools’ flawed graduation-track data, while having to painstakingly explain – apparently repeatedly – to CMS officials the error of their ways before they finally […]
Pete Kaliner Heads For The Hills
Or, um, more accurately the mountains, according to reports that the former WBT talker and most recently News14 reporter is slated to slide back behind the talk radio microphone with WWNC out of Asheville, taking over the drive-time slot vacated when Matt Mittan and the station parted ways. Details as they become available. Hate that […]
Keystone Caper
Leave it to The One to simultaneously slam the brakes on a project that has the potential to create tens of thousands of new jobs, pump about $20 billion into the economy and reduce our reliance on foreign oil imported from countries that hate us, while rolling out a reelection campaign ad that touts the […]
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