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Goodbye Hillary, We’ll Miss You

May 8th, 2008 | Cameron

A youtube gem. How close do playground politics come to capturing the psychology of the Clinton campaign?

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Muggle McCain adviser warns of upcoming wizard war!

Muggle McCain adviser warns of upcoming wizard war!

May 1st, 2008 | Cameron

John McCain’s Spiritual Advisor ™ John Hagee has a theory about Harry Potter that raises serious questions ™ about whether the pastor has a horcrux up his ass.

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Things Obama Wishes He Could Say

Things Obama Wishes He Could Say

May 1st, 2008 | MCFunk

There are certain things Obama just can’t say about Hillary Clinton, because he is above it. Fortunately for us, MC Funk is not above it. It’s time for another top ten list.

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Not all Lesbians are lesbian

Not all Lesbians are lesbian

April 30th, 2008 | Cameron

Lesbians are so upset that lesbians are calling themselves lesbians that they’re taking lesbians to court to assert their right to be the only Lesbians. The whole thing is kinda gay.

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Obama denounces Wright

Obama denounces Wright

April 29th, 2008 | Cameron

After four days of Reverend Wright hijacking the Obama campaign, Obama (finally) responds. If this makes it all the way to Denver, we’ll know which pastor to thank.

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State of the Blog IV

April 29th, 2008

Depression over Clinton’s campaign… anger over Jeremiah Wrights return to center stage… amusement over McCain’s cursing… Grand Theft Auto IV and Southpark…

Top Ten Things that could Hurt Obama

Top Ten Things that could Hurt Obama

April 28th, 2008 | MCFunk

As ten plagues once forced Hilary Swank’s acting career to wander B movies for forty years, so too may ten plagues beset Obama’s presidential bid.

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The Annotated Wright: NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner

The Annotated Wright: NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner

April 28th, 2008 | Cameron

On April 27, 2008, at an NAACP Dinner, Reverend Jeremiah Wright offered his first public speech since the controversy surrounding his sermons became the subject of national attention. As conservative commentators watched for signs of new controversy, perhaps taking momentary pleasure as Wright broached the uncontroversial (and eighteenth century) subject of differences in African and European brain physiology, it quickly became clear that Wright wanted to tackle the subject of race relations by joking about funny accents, singing and dancing, and then lamely pleading that we should all just get along.

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