Al Sharpton Totally "Outs" Anderson Cooper On Cnn

Okay, no big surprise here. I don't mean to get all "TMZ" on you here but who cares what Anderson Cooper does in his own privacy? I don't. He's supposed to recite unimportant and distracting news stories.

But its National Irony Day. Hooray! Did you buy your ham yet? Good...cause this one's as good as having an extra bowl of potato salad in the fridge.

Al Sharpton, who is supposed to be the champion of anti-discrimination and civil rights, decides its time to bash Anderson Cooper for being gay. Well, he never actually said it, but, come on....watch the clip and you'll know what I'm talking about.

Ah...... Got to love the religious nutjobs on both sides of the political spectrum. The irony is truly breathtaking these days. I love how Sharpton can get away with comments like that to someone on a supposed "news" channel. How is that fucking reporting the "news"? Telling them their going to hell? What the fuck is that shit. The discourse in this country has been hijacked by retards. Oh wait I forgot...right...National Irony Day.

Fuck it, let's have some cake.

And enjoy the clip of Sharpton, Tony Perkins (9 time recipient of the Christo-Facsist Endowment award), and everybody's favorite agreeable last minute fill in, Roland Martin:

America Loses Its Modern Day Mark Twain: RIP George Carlin

Carlin was one of my all time favorites. He spoke such truth so eloquently. He had his finger on the pulse of what has been fucking America up for decades. Rest in peace, my man. You were a true inspiration to many of us.

Here is one of Carlin's sidetrack rants that, once again, showed us that he wasn't afraid to tell you exactly how it is.

I'm Voting Republican

Unions!

You know the labor unions are going to be big in this fall's election. Let's check in with a big one, AFSCME, and see what they have to say for themselves these days.

Olbermann on McCain, Iraq, Context, and What's Important

Olbermann continues to be a powerful voice in elucidating the obvious, which is too often obfuscated by political spin, double-speak and words like obfuscate.





Damn.

"No Army Can Stop An Idea Whose Time Has Come": Ron Paul Exits the Presidential Race?

Libertarian Republican, Ron Paul, has seemingly ended his active campaign for the Republican nomination. Paul gathered with supporters in Texas tonight to "make an announcement" which apparently meant, finalizing the official campaign. Paul definitely made his mark on American politics and showed us that maybe government power isn't all its cracked up to be, on all levels. His campaign website offers a bit of thanks to his supporters and also lights the fire for future endeavors to help continue the "Revolution" against government tyranny.

Lets look back at some of the most memorable and important moments in the 2008 Ron Paul primary campaign.

Ron Paul's answer to a question about his ability to win the election, which was censored from re-broadcasts of the debate.


Ron Slams Rudy Guiliani's lack of knowledge of terrorism in the Fox South Carolina Debates


Ron Paul explains why the War on Drugs is racist and bad for minority groups in America.


Ron Paul Makes McCain look like an idiot on economics at the MSNBC Florida debates.


A Great CGI ad for Ron Paul.

Ron Paul Plans His Own Convention; McCain Confuses Ron Paul with Ron Jeremy

Ron Paul isn't waiting for an invitation to speak at the Republican National Convention. Hell, he could barely get on Fox News Debates. I like Paul's moxie: "Fuck 'em" He says, "I'll have my own convention in Minneapolis."

But with McMaverick as the Republican candidate for President, anything's possible. Maybe McCain will introduce Ron Paul as his VP...not because he is his running mate, but just because McCain forgot who else he chose, or got confused or something. He's just as likely to refer to Ron Paul as the President of Germany, or something.



Or maybe McCain't-Keep-My-Shit-Straight will confuse Ron Paul and Ron Jeremy the way he confuses Sunni and Shi'a:

Kucinich Introduces Articles of Impeachment for President Bush

Barack Obama Becomes The Democratic "Presumptive" Nominee

Barack Obama wins Montana and loses South Dakota to Hillary Clinton, but still gains enough delegates to mathematically clinch the Democratic Nomination. Man, this is going to get interesting. McCain vs Obama. Its on.

Thank god for third parties.

Images You Won't See From Iran

Former Republican Senator Lincoln Chafee Calls Bush Worst President in History

OpEdNews

Former Republican Senator from Rhone Island, Lincoln Chafee, recently made some interesting comments on his opinion of President George W. Bush.

Former Republican Rhode Island Senator Lincoln Chafee on Tuesday evening called George W. Bush the worst president in U.S. history and the occupation of Iraq the worst foreign tragedy in U.S. history. Chafee said Bush deserved to be impeached.

You should be able to listen to the audio on this site very soon.

Mike Gravel's Soldier Boy

To quote the Dead Milkmen, "Fucked Up World! We're all living in a fucked up world."

Ron Paul Number 1 on Amazon

CNN
Ron Paul’s loyal supporters helped him set campaign fundraising records and capture more delegates during his presidential run than some of his high-profile Republican rivals. They even managed to briefly shut down Nevada’s GOP convention earlier this month over a rules change controversy.

Now they’ve taken his latest book to the top of the Amazon.com bestseller list.

“The Revolution: A Manifesto”, released earlier this month, is currently No. 1 on the Web site’s list of top sellers, besting even Oprah’s latest Book Club selection.

“Despite a media blackout, this septuagenarian physician-turned-congressman sparked a movement that has attracted a legion of young, dedicated, enthusiastic supporters . . . a phenomenon that has amazed veteran political observers and made more than one political rival envious,” boasts the book’s product description, adding: “Candidates across America are already running as ‘Ron Paul Republicans.’”

Here is an interesting quote about the above mentioned GOP walkout at the Nevada GOP State Convention from the Reno Gazette Journal:

Paul spokesman Jeff Greenspan said the walkout was a first in his 21-year career in politics.

"I've seen factions walk out, I've never seen a party walk out," he said. "I've never even heard of that."

Albert Hofman RIP

Albert Hofman, inventor of LSD, died last night at age 102

Feith No More

Talking Points Memo



According to Talking Points Memo, via The Georgetown Hoya Newspaper, it looks like Doug Feith, war criminal extraordinaire, was let go from Georgetown University.