Anyone who does not campaign in November using this is crazy.

spoken like someone who reads and listens to leftist media and thinks it is "news." I find it interesting you find so much time to troll around an "infotainment site." Having had years and years of liberal networks, newspapers, weekly newsmags. etc. with a deathgrip on "news" I needn't be lectured by a twerp about infotainment bubbles. Most new conservative media is honest about it's point of view. Sounds like Dan Rather at HDNet is your "go to guy." Try not to get too aroused.

nor should he, but I find the old left media much more interested in trying to discredit OKeefe now than they were in reporting about ACORN abuses

Maybe this will be clearer when it goes live.

you know what though, he has some points, but misses the real point. For rockers, playing at the Superbowl is kind of like winning a grammy, it means you are past your prime.

true, and in all fairness, there is plenty of corruption in small town government as well. Having retired from the Philly area about 8 years ago and moving to Tennessee I see it all the time. And Tennessee is about as red a state as there is, partiuclarly in the east where I now reside. Still, they don't call it big city machine politics for nothing; and the bottom line is, it's a shame we get so much of it from elected officials.

Jeffrey - I agree with you, Doritos were best of the night. I don't think the new "E-Trade" baby is nearly as cute as the orignal who blew his milk and called his golf partner a "shankopotomus." As far as the Audi commercial, in it's own perverse way, it made fun of the green police even if that wasn't their original intent.

you can report and we'll let others decide. This is about, after all, gulty geeky pleasures n'est pas?

the story goes that Bertha was the name of a window fan in the Dead's house in the Hait. It had lost it's blade guard, vibrated unmercifully, and would sometimes fall, buzzing around on the floor.

actually I was always partial to "I ducked back into a bar door, . . . all night pouring, but not adrop on me."