Cheney-Palin 2012: a dream come true

Ohhh… wrong President.

This morning on the Stephanie Miller Show, John Fuegelsang pointed out that when the Dixie Chicks, while in Great Britain, said they were ashamed that Bush was their President, they were called traitors in the right-wing media.
But when Sarah Palin criticizes our President while in Hong Kong, there’s not a peep.
Next to the definition of [...]

Ms. Palin took her show on the road Wednesday, in a speech to CSLA, and Asian investment firm. She criticized the Obama administration’s foreign policy, suggesting it made the US appear weak in the eyes of the world.
In July of 1972, actress Jane Fonda visited Hanoi, North Vietnam.
She harshly criticized the US war effort, [...]

Saturday, September 12, Dick Armey (or Penis Navy as the Stephanie Miller Show likes to call him), his hearty band of corporate shills and the frightened followers who’ve drunk their Kool-Aid© came out in a smallish force in Washington, DC, fighting to protect us from health care. Actually, they came out to protest against the [...]

Somebody makes the point that people like Joe “Liar” Wilson are stalking horses for opponents of health care reform. Like the shouters in the town halls, they intend that no one is talking about health care. They’re talking about the shouting.

Why are Obama opponents freaking out?
I’ve been wrestling with this almost since Obama was first elected. Admittedly, a lot of us really hated Bush, and I suppose there was a fair number of “Bush is Hitler” posters; but people seem really batshit crazy in their hatred of Obama.
We know, the economy, the war, people are [...]

The Cheney-Palin 2012 bumper stickers are sellling. I came up with another design and want to collect some feedback. Which Palin is better:
The visionary?

Or the winker (not wanker!)?

I can’t decide.

About half my friends are sure that Obama is in the pocket of big Pharma or big insurance. The other half think that he’s going to surprise us all, because “he’s playing chess while everyone else is playing checkers.”
I agree with both. About half the time per each.
I remember sitting in a friend’s house in [...]

Here we are, in the midst of crises in Afghanistan, health care, the economy, the final and total breakdown in public discourse represented by the Town Halls, and all I can think about is the yet-to-form tsunami that is the Cheney-Palin run for the White House in 2012.