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Pizza Man's pepperoni caught in the wringer again. Last time it was mulitple allegations of sexual harrassment, this time it's a woman claiming a 13-year affair. For good or bad, it's the cost of doing business in an overcharged, toxic, and hyper-rancorous political environment.Pizza Man's pepperoni caught in the wringer again. Last time it was mulitple... more
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From the left and from the right the ads will come until one day, not so far off, we'll all reach saturation and walk off a cliff. Welcome to the United Lemmings of America!From the left and from the right the ads will come until one day, not so far off,... more
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UPDATE: Have you heard the radio interview with Charlie Sheen and the reason behind the cancellation of his canned laughter CBS comedy, Two and a Half Men? That recent PR flap proves why he had already won the Gross Baboon Of The Year Award. See below.
Who doesn’t love awards season? Award giving has become America’s newest pastime. Baseball is soo last century. Red Carpet arrivals have replaced the bull pen and gowns are more interesting than baseball jerseys. Anyhoo, in honor of the Oscars, I wanted to promote The 2nd Annual Gross Baboon of the Year Awards hosted by I Mean…What?!? In case you forgot, the award for the premiere season went to Hailey Gross Glassman. Surely you remember that sad desperado who followed Jon Gosselin around like a lost puppy dog. Anyway, as a reminder, she took the top spot over Loredana Jolie from Tiger Woods skank fame.
It has been quite a year. This year’s crop of nominees is more diverse since we are in a political year with Sharon Angle, Christine O’Donnell, Ann Coulter, Michele Bachmann, and my least favorite woman on Earth, Sarah Palin. Look’s like a woman’s year again, but let’s not forget that Carl Paladino and Charlie Sheen are on this list, too. Actually, reading about Charlie Sheen today and the $12,000 for two bottles of wine guzzled with his hooker, Capri Anderson (who will not be a nominee) made him scoot up the ladder. If I was Stan Rosenfield (Sheen’s PR flack) I would tout which charities his client donates to. This way, maybe we would not want to see this scummy low-life thrown in jail…rather than being gifted with another visit to rehab. Sheen and Lindsay Lohan are running neck and neck for the title of The Boy Who Cried Blow.
Read more: http://imeanwhat.com/lastfiveminutesoffame/charlie-sheen-is-a-shoe-in-for-gross-baboon-of-the-year#ixzz1F0YvZriPUPDATE: Have you heard the radio interview with Charlie Sheen and the reason behind... more
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Politico reports, "Early-voting numbers out of Nevada's two biggest counties could spell trouble for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in his tough contest against Republican Sharron Angle," as GOP turnout in Reno's Washoe County and Las Vegas' Clark County "was disproportionately high over the first three voting days. ... The two counties together make up 86 percent of the state's voter population." About "47 percent of early voters in the bellwether Washoe County so far have been Republicans, while 40 percent have been Democrats. ... Voter registration in the county is evenly split, 39 percent to 39 percent."
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1010/43835.htmlPolitico reports, "Early-voting numbers out of Nevada's two biggest counties... more
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In this episode of CHRIS & SHIRLEY'S GRAND ADVENTURES, Chris and Shirley are talked into going to a Tea Party house party.
Written & Directed by Sam Sero
Written & Directer by Sam Sero
Starring Chris Langan & John Shirley Miller
Produced by Poopdog Entertainment
Also Starring:
Mitch Lerner as Chester
Jamie Lee & Missy Boyd as the Tea Party Girls
Chris Z! as Tea Party Speaker
Tea Partiers: Zack Beseda, Marc Dorris, Shawn Becker, Calum Macdonald, Jayson Conroy, Denis Klein, Ron Schultz, Chapin Tierney, Marchien
Corey Blake, Michael DiSciullo & Ryan Morgan as Secret Service Guys
Executive Producer Sam Sero
Supervising Producer & Researcher Teddy Tutson
Cinematography by Zach Voytas
Sound by Paul Losada
Edited by Ben Roche & Jarryd Meyer
Music by Jeff Says No
Location Provided by Calum Macdonald & Amir KalilIn this episode of CHRIS & SHIRLEY'S GRAND ADVENTURES, Chris and Shirley are... more
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The 27-year Washington veteran lost his first U.S. Senate race in 1974 by a mere 600 votes. In 1998, he survived a challenge from John Ensign, prevailing by 428 votes.
So here he is again, locked in a tight battle, this time against Sharron Angle, a bit player on the Nevada political scene until she pulled off a surprise in June's Republican primary.
Six years ago, 12 years ago, even 18 years ago, a man of Sen. Reid's stature might have cruised to victory against such a rookie opponent.
But this isn't 2004 or 1998.
Something has stirred millions of Americans, perhaps waking them from their "who cares what happens in Washington" slumber. Independents and Republicans are energized, their grass-roots mobilized. The GOP sees control of the House -- perhaps even the Senate -- on the horizon.
And they seek to make Harry Reid, the Democratic Senate majority leader, their top trophy.
The good senator is 70 years old now, his gait a bit slower, his countenance slightly weary. He's become prone to verbal gaffes and sometimes loses his place while delivering the campaign stemwinder. As he has climbed higher and higher in the Democratic hierarchy, he has veered further and further to the left, becoming politically disconnected from Nevada and its residents.
For the past two years, Sen. Reid has been a water boy for the Obama White House, which is pushing perhaps the most radical liberal agenda in the country's history.The 27-year Washington veteran lost his first U.S. Senate race in 1974 by a mere 600... more
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