h/t Tammy Bruce

Ignore that it’s Orrin Hatch asking the question, because that guy has proven to be as phony as a Bill Clinton definition of sexual relations. Instead, just savor the reply. But that’s not her fault. Nor the President’s. Nor Ezekiel Emanuel’s. They’re hearts are pure and their intentions — to herd us all us so that they can more easily tend to us for our own good — laudable. So

You know who was popular?  Corey Haim.  And now look at him:  dead as a suede boot and slowly learning what fresh hell he’s in. You know who else was popular?  Corey Feldman.  And now he appears bloodless, is reduced to hiring bored, scantily clad female party goers, and he wears a freaking cape. Madonna?  Yeah, that’s a role model.  Nothing like a ripped fifty-something pretending she has anything left

It’s an incestuous old boys club — and those who actually have the temerity, in the face of all evidence otherwise, to call themselves “conservatives,” simply do not realize that they are about to face a rebellion of epic proportions.   Or rather, they do, and they simply don’t much care. The GOP has stopped even pretending to support its base.  And now we have the “inevitable” Chris Christie doing as

It’s both surreal and remarkably sad to watch Democrats break out their playbook for every election, and every election run on being “pro-woman” while painting the GOP as in a constant state of war against women.  This is, of course, absurd:  the question seems always to turn on accusations that are on their face bald-faced lies:   Cuccinelli, in this instance, wants to take away a women’s birth control access, as

Not to reiterate my previous reiteration, but I will note that I was perhaps the first out of the box to predict the narrative forming around some of yesterday’s races:  a Cuccinelli loss and a big Christie win was to be framed as the need for moderate, bipartisan, compromising candidates willing to help rebuild the GOP brand (by, for instance, coming out for in-state tuition perks for criminals in the