
“As soon as I heard about the “scandal” involving Rep. Anthony Weiner, and saw it being pushed like crazy by fraudster Andrew Breitbart, I knew it would turn out to be yet another phony story. And that’s exactly what happened.”
Charles Johnson 30 May 2011
Woot. The Clown Posse Rides again. Charles Johnson jumped on the left running board of 1930s smear liberalism, honking the horn all the way, and rode it right into the ditch. Although Breitbart hasn’t been wrong yet, Andrew’s learned about dealing with the left-wing media hounds who were loosed on him regarding PENIS PENIS PENIS LOLgate.
To be fair, Charles The Consistent was merely echoing the talking points distributed by the leftist media in defense of a slimeball who sent images of his privates to the public… some of whom were apparently underage.
Charles only forwarded the fabricated memetrope and declared Weinergate to be a fraud. His Lizard Army picked up the ball and ran with it. They deduced that it was Andrew Breitbart who set up a clever sting operation in which his spies tracked NY Dem Rep Anthony Weiner into a mens’ locker room. Breitbart’s spies waited until Weiner had a woody, then sidled up next to him and took a picture from a cellphone camera while pretending to check email, and all without Weiner taking notice.
Once they cropped and enhanced the images, they hacked into Weiner’s yfrog account to post the embarrassing pictures to young girls and a porn actress so that Breitbart could claim credit (for busting a married democrat for lewd and lascivious behavior) and eventually rule the world. Fucking brilliant.

Charles, you owe Breitbart an apology, because once again, you’ve pwnd yourself.
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This was posted earlier today on Diary of Daedalus, but we (The Boiler Room Crew) had so much fun doing it we thought it was worth a crosspost on The Overnight Open Thread.
Tags: Andrew Breitbart, Anthony Weiner, Charles Johnson, Diary of Daedalus, Little Green Footballs, mockery, Overnight Open Thread, The Boiler Room Crew







F1rst!
@ mtc:
beets
/lurk
This is worth a laugh on so many levels!
Hmmm <——-- Taps on screen, it this thread on? Is anyone here?
@ doriangrey:
No.
So, has the chunkster buried this story and moved on to the next vast right wing conspiracy? How many lizards have survived this one? How many lizards are still posting in that piece of crap blog?
So many questions, so little … oh, look, a squirrel!
lobo91 wrote:
Hmmm, shakes monitor up and down… There, maybe that will wake up the little people in this thing…
Did somebody trip over the power cord??
Tap, tap, tap … It’s dead Jim.
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
Damn it, you would think the regulars here have more important things to do than chat it up with us.
maybe somthing from styx?
/running for my life…
@ doriangrey:
There’s slow and then there’s the OOT…
CynicalConservative wrote:
Meh… At this point, it would be like a tree falling i9n the forest… Nobody to hear it…
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
All the threads today have been slower than molasses flowing up in in the middle of a snow storm with the wind blowing down hill… Personally I blame it on Bunk…
@ doriangrey:
Queensryche?
/lots of trees here
doriangrey wrote:
It made it to 103°F in the Twin Cities this afternoon. I’m not moving too fast myself.
Figures I have the 3x for Calo before it’s asked for and she’s not here.
/sulk
@ CynicalConservative:
The night is still young.
doriangrey wrote:
I’m watching the little Rockies people play the little Padres people…
AZfederalist wrote:
Chuck went on a tweetwar earlier today, picked a fight with actor Adam Baldwin, and spun out so bad he posted a newsflash story from a year ago. Even Baldwin called him on it and Chuck had to retract the story. XD
@ Bunk X:
Read it at DoD. Epic.
/understated… worth of an abba song, something about winners?
@ CynicalConservative:
I like this one better…
Bunk X wrote:
Yea, that was a riot, beaten like a redheaded step child by one of the Baldwin Brothers, now you know that is going to leave a permanent mark.
@ CynicalConservative:
Busy with a rouge teenager
BBL
@ doriangrey:
No complaints. High energy, high passion, many great ones to pick from. Interesting I had it playing in this window and a separate youtube window with maybe 1/2 to 1 second difference, actually played well; maybe a little choppy but interesting.
/thanks
Calo wrote:
<———- Throws Brink at Calo….
@ Calo:
s’all goot.
dorian and I can do dueling Queensryche all night, I’m sure.
/rouge? too much makeup?
GM head calls for higher gas taxes.
CynicalConservative wrote:
She’s making fun of a spelling error of mine from yesterday, when I spelled rogue rouge. (my spell checker didn’t catch it and I was trying in a big hurry and didn’t catch it either)
mfhorn wrote:
America’s will soon be calling for General Motors Co. CEO Dan Akerson head on a pike.
I’m sitting here pondering why I take such pleasure in watching the lizard king getting so thoroughly trounced. It’s really petty and, frankly, CJ really hasn’t done anything to me aside from threatening to ban me for not agreeing with group think at LGF (I was *gasp* modding comments the “wrong” way). And getting banned by CJ is practically a badge of honor as I see it. So what’s my issue?
I think it’s because CJ and, by extension, LGF is representative of everything I abhor about leftism. There’s the intolerance of differing opinions. There’s the absence of critical thinking skills. There’s the willingness to swallow propaganda whole. There’s the smug arrogance that comes from the delusion that your political affiliation somehow influences your IQ. There’s the inability to admit when you’re wrong, which is somewhat compounded by the fact that the “Become a Leftist and Boost Your IQ By 80 Points!” pamphlet doesn’t let them know that being correct isn’t biconditional with being smart.
Essentially, my current thought is that CJ/LGF is a microcosm of leftism. Well, perhaps that’s too generous. Maybe it’s a caricature of leftism. I would say totalitarian leftism but that seems to be redundant. So watching them flail is almost as heart warming as watching the entire leftist machine come apart.
Nah. It’s probably just that I’m petty and vindictive. And, naturally, stupid.
@ doriangrey:
Typing… damn it… I was typing…
@ doriangrey:
Ahhh. That makes it even funnier; ripping on Dorina (:-)) unintentionally.
/pre-surrenders the you-tube war, I know when I’m outclassed.
Onlopea wrote:
Na, it’s a microcosm of Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital.
Mavricks 86 Heat 83
Go Mavricks.
2 games each.
CynicalConservative wrote:
<————————-- Throws three Brinks at CC… It's DORIAN… As in dorian is a guy…
@ doriangrey:
What is this typing thing of which you speak? I merely bash at keys until something resembling words appear.
@ doriangrey:
No reason for spellcheck to catch it. It wasn’t misspelled, after all.
Spellcheck doesn’t know what you intended to write…
Bunk X wrote:
Really? That man is not well:
@ Onlopea:
@ doriangrey:
Chuck’s decade?
Iron Maiden: Wasted Years
Ya, but they got no one to tax.
They are the end game of the commie shit.
No one left to tax is were Obama and the commie Democrats are head unless we vote their dumb ass cult ass’s out of office for good.@ doriangrey:
AZOlddog wrote:
Hmmm, maybe I should try that…
Calo wrote:
Yeah, that red makeup and hair color can be disturbing.
lobo91 wrote:
Why not damn it.
mfhorn wrote:
Hmm, let’s see, company under government control. Being forced to build clown cars and electric vehicles noone wants to buy. Couldn’t be any conflict of interest there, could there?
doriangrey wrote:
I use what is described as the “Biblical Method”. Seek and Ye shall find!
Sounds better than “Hunt, Peck and Cuss” even if the results are the same!
AZfederalist wrote:
Not a bit…
@ doriangrey:
I don’t think you’d like the proposed interfaces; whether you’re dorian or dorina…
/brink collection growing
Onlopea wrote:
It does, just not in the way they think it does. Mushrooms don’t need no IQ points.
(Note to DG: Keyboards are evil. Don’t trust them…
)
So I am trying some of coldwarrior and NT2U’s favorite Chimay Ale. Tastes more like a Barley wine than an Ale, if you ask me. Almost over overpoweringly sweet.
doriangrey and I both long for the long fabled IMENTA keyboard!
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
Yea, I have very distinctly noticed that, mine betrays me on a regular basis.
AZOlddog wrote:
ROTFLMAO… No kidding…
doriangrey wrote:
Ain’t that the truth. It’s a shame that the inmates are running the asylum.
That gif at the bottom of the post is so damn funny I keep going back to it to watch Andrew Breitbart mess with Charles’s head…
Obamanomics explained
http://www.flickr.com/photos/expd/5808134231/
Onlopea wrote:
It’s what happens when every body takes two of Obama’s “Blue Pills”…
doriangrey wrote:
It’s more likely they took the Black ones from Obama’s rabbits
Must drink something stronger than Sleepytime tea tonight.
I’mmma gonna give my daughter away to her grandparents soon.
doriangrey wrote:
I’m seemingly in that minority that prefers a lambic when it comes to Belgian ales. Although my conclusion that it’s a minority is based on a small sample set: none of my friends like lambics; which is probably equivalent to a Manhattanite being shocked that McGovern lost in ’72 because “Everyone I know voted for McGovern!”
Which reminds me of some outhouse humor from a rest stop back in the day: “Don’t change Dicks in the middle of a screw. Vote for Nixon in ’72.”
doriangrey wrote:
But do you like it? He opened it like a damn bottle of champagne. lol
Hi Yenta!!!
Something a bit off the beaten path…
video, who cares; I like the sound
/Thoughts Dorian(or is it Dorina?)
@ Calo:
Be strong wallflower.
NoThreat2U wrote:
Hi cookie! Whazzup?
@ yenta-fada:
Nothing much. Just finished reading a book so I figured I would see what was happening here. How are you doing?
doriangrey wrote:
Wow. That was awesome. Now if we could just get Laurence Fishburne to redub that with “Unfortunately, no one can tell you what’s in the health care bill. You just have to pass it to see what’s in it.”
@ yenta-fada:
Hey, you are into health supplements. I am looking for either a supplement or natural food that helps RID the body of excess iron. I read something today that Coenzyme Q10 does that. Any thoughts or expert advice from you?
NoThreat2U wrote:
I haven’t decided yet, generally I prefer my beers and ales a bit more bitter and hoppy. It is definitely a old school ale though, it doesn’t produce it’s full bouquet of flavor until it reaches room temperature.
taxfreekiller wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/expd/5808885480/in/photostream/
NoThreat2U wrote:
Try a really big magnet…
NoThreat2U wrote:
Pain. Happy people are annoying me./
@ CynicalConservative:
ROTFLMAO… that’s not a bit off the beaten path, that’s lost out in the woods somewhere…
selrahC…you clown!
Hey, sorry for the crappy quoting & attributions I’ve been doing. (see @ Onlopea for a fine example). Still getting the hang of this system.
yenta-fada wrote:
So you came to make sure none of us dared to be happy tonight?
NoThreat2U wrote:
Not a witchdoctor here. You have to get them to take blood out of your body AFAIK to get the iron levels down. CoQ10 has a lot of functions. Haven’t heard about iron though.
doriangrey wrote:
*throws brink* No, I came here to be annoyed.
doriangrey wrote:
Um…what about the Delphi Convalescent Institute?
Liberal heads start exploding when they hear that…
Herman Cain promises he wouldn’t sign any bill over three pages long
yenta-fada wrote:
ROTFLMAO… Ha ha, you throw like a girl…
@ doriangrey:
Good that I can surprise you once in a while.
/ducking incoming.
Wasssss uppppp peeps? lol
Macker wrote:
Hmmm, possibly, very possibly.
yenta-fada wrote:
Then you came to the right place. What can we do for you tonight…
linoleumknife wrote:
Whoa. A flash from the past.
@ Da_Beerfreak:
Herman Cain is pretty freaking awesome. I hope he does well in the primaries.
@ linoleumknife:
Just to include you in the musical abuse and inclusion before I get banned for being too obnoxious…
/oof
@ linoleumknife:
Oh geez -- just a big frikking tanker wreck on the 59 that totally messed up my day somehow.
linoleumknife wrote:
I don’t know how far he can go but whatever happens I really like him.
@ yenta-fada:
LOL, I don’t flash people anymore. The judge was very specific about the consquences…….
@ Da_Beerfreak:
Call her Mama Yenta -- that always annoys her.
/won’t duck for the incoming Yenta brinks -- she throws like a Canadian.
@ Calo:
That sucks. I didn’t hear about that yet. Of course I was sleeping all day. Other than that, how have you been?
httpv://www.yo@ CynicalConservative:
ok, that’s not what I wanted.
quitting while behind.
/lurk
@ Da_Beerfreak:
I dunno. Make all the korans on earth disappear? That would amuse me.
@ CynicalConservative:
wait until your uttobage is deleted by an admin, always a trip.
They don’t ban here CC.
Calo wrote:
You have a steel trap memory, don’t you?
Calo wrote:
So what’s wrong with that, eh?
Calo’s Set.
SixPence..
Cranberries (probably a repeat)
Kill Bill Soundtrack
/out (be nice or I’ll post aqua next)
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
Speaking from the great white north, I think Col. West is a much better choice. You need a strong maverick.
linoleumknife wrote:
tmi
Calo wrote:
I know, but I like to try.
/enjoy
@ yenta-fada:
Oh I’m all about LtCol West. If this country can hold its head above water long enough I believe he will be President. I’m hoping he gets on the ticket as the VP this next election. Then in 2016 he can take over the lead. I tell everyone I can about him.
yenta-fada wrote:
Yes she does, damned good thing she’s never heard of WD40 or we would be in trouble…
yenta-fada wrote:
Shred them all and use that as litter at the pig lot. I’ll bet it would soak up a lot of pig piss…
@ yenta-fada:
Ahh, a good choice Yenta, Allen West.
Something about him has my vote.
linoleumknife wrote:
Cough cough… 2020… Palin/West 2012…
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
Better yet, use them as filler in the pig food… When the pigs have returned them they will have the true fragrance of Islam.
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
Ah, sheer poetry. Just a crazy kid with a dream./
yenta-fada wrote:
Unfortunately, way too many of them have memorized the stupid thing.
@ doriangrey:
Hells yeah!!! I love the smell of exploding liberal heads in the morning. Sarah looked damn good the other day riding that Harley. That’s the kind of woman I could see as Commander and Chief.
linoleumknife wrote:
AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH! That’s Commander-in-Chief….
@ yenta-fada:
Hahaha, that’s a joke. I was never caught……
yenta-fada wrote:
I’m not a fan of congress critters running for the White House. I’d rather see a good ex-governor take over from Dirty Barry. I think Folks like West and Buchman can do more good for the Country by staying in the Congress and getting into the Leadership. If you take the talented folks out of the congress then the President won’t have anyone to work with.
Congress and the White House require two different sets of job skills in my book.
@ Macker:
Sorry, I know that. Just trying to work and conversate and it slipped by me.
@ Da_Beerfreak:
True, but there is something about the LtCol. I really do think he could be one of the greatest Presidents we have ever had.
doriangrey wrote:
That would work too. Then after proper composting sell the overpriced compost to the local liberal organic farmers…
lobo91 wrote:
Yeah. How weird is that? I guess Musbot memorizing Islamists are cheaper than books. Just in case some crazy Joooo makes all the korans disappear, you have all those guys who can churn out the words.
Sly.
lobo91 wrote:
We can shred them too…
Or maybe a wood chipper…
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
Thread winner…..
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
White Light Therapy, 1000 Trillion candle watts of it.
linoleumknife wrote:
He could also become one hell of a Speaker of the House too. Just sayin’
Da_Beerfreak wrote:
And this is some sort of logical argument to the LAT (with embedded quotation hell): “But as Marie Diamond of Think Progress wrote, “Cain wouldn’t have signed such landmark pieces of legislation as the Civil Rights Act, the Social Security Act or the Patriot Act. In fact, he wouldn’t have even been able to sign the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003, which ran 114 and 18 pages, respectively.”
Certainly it doesn’t give you let a of credibility when you’re quoting someone from ThinkProgress.org, but I’d still point out that my entire pocket Constitution + Bill of Rights + another 200 years of amendments, Declaration of Independence and an index is only 48 3″x6″ pages. And it’s not particularly small print.
Perhaps the real problem is that those bills were also too damned long and convoluted.
@ Da_Beerfreak:
The problem (as I see it) is to vote people into office who cannot be bought. Tricky. I read today that stock market insider trading laws do not apply to members of Congress. We really have no idea how much money these people rake in on a regular basis.
@ doriangrey:
I thought about you today as I read an article about a couple in British Columbia whose community does not allow ‘cosmetic pesticides’.
So they bought a weed burner and proceeded to set their house on fire.
lol
@ lobo91:
Actually, some people with this condition can set off metal detectors.
@ Da_Beerfreak:
He could. There’s no doubt about it. I believe that anything that man puts his mind to he will shine at. I just like the thought of him as CIC leading this nation to the truth about islime.
@ Onlopea:
Ummm… “let a of” credibility? Well, you get the gist. And I PIMF’d. I swear!
@ NoThreat2U:
Damn!!! You should look into sell the excess iron. Raw materials are starting to fetch a pretty penny.
Onlopea wrote:
Cain’s quote should be taken as an abstraction and not literally. You’re over thinking a simple forum post.
This is the Internet, I don’t need no stinkin’ credibility…
Onlopea wrote:
Preview lies, it in league with the evil keyboards…
NoThreat2U wrote:
Good. You’re still here. I was reading about some vitamin stuff for you, but there are issues. For example, even a regular multivitamin may be a problem because there might be too much vitamin C in it for you. I think you need to take the straight medical route. Someplace like Germany, where they have done scientific research on the effects of different vitamins, would be better for you than the drugstore/healthfood store approach to vitamin therapy in North America.
@ NoThreat2U:
You and me both
I want to pick down my pat down guy though
@ linoleumknife:
Heh. I may start having to donate blood once or twice a month…unless someone can find a better use for the iron. lol
@ Calo:
*out*, not down
@ Da_Beerfreak:
Oh, I didn’t mean your credibility. I meant the LA Times credibility in quoting some deep thinker @ Think Progress.
But as Charles Johnson of Little Green Footballs wrote, “MMMMMMM! FIRE BAD!”
Calo wrote:
You don’t get to pick which Janet Napolitano will pat you down./
@ NoThreat2U:
yep, you do.
Preserve what you got NT2U.
What would I do without you here if you didn’t?
@ yenta-fada:
Yeah my own research has taught me to avoid vitamin C also. I bought some raw beets today, which are good for cleansing the liver, but they are high in iron. It is like two different conditions working against one another. What might help with one will be bad for the other.
@ Calo:
I agree…no fat smelly TSA agent for me. lol And no chicks either…that is even creepier.
@ NoThreat2U:
Well all of that donated blood could help save a few lives. You could be a new type of superhero. NT2U, the caped crusader who donates blood and iron to the needy.
Onlopea wrote:
Not a problem. I see what Cain said as wanting to bring some common sense back into the legislation process. Nothing more then that. But that alone would be a big improvement.
@ Calo:
And what if you are no longer here? We made a deal…remember?
Calo wrote:
ditto
linoleumknife wrote:
Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha…then again..Hmmmmm You raise an interesting point. lol lol I think that is what I will do. Instead of just letting a doctor bleed me, I will donate regularly. It’s a win/win situation actually.
Meds are kicking in. God I love clonopin. It just chills me out. No groggy side effects. Goodnite all. Sleep well and we will talk again tomorrow.
@ NoThreat2U:
Heck yeah! Take the lemons and make lemonade. Then sell the lemonade for a huge profit. LOL
yenta-fada wrote:
What I’m starting to see is that we have two really grave problems:
1.) The moroons that are being elected to office.
2.) The idiots that keep electing these moroons to office.
This is going to require some real hard work to straighten out.
@ NoThreat2U:
Gak!
I carried around my docs business card all last week.
Spilled the beans to my family this week.
And, then made an appointment -- I carried out my end of the deal, slowly but surely.
Now, we will talk later about your end. Not tonight, but live.
I don’t care who listens in to that call, it might just happen though.
NoThreat2U wrote:
okie dokie
‘Night NoThreat2U
@ Da_Beerfreak:
I’m pretty sure it will take hard work and BEER to figure out the situation.
How many left wing weirods, including CJ, tried to hack into Andy’s account to post dirty pictures? My guess is hundreds. In fact I will guess that is why CJ is saying he has underwear/boner pics he cannot account for. Yet none are accounted for.
@ Da_Beerfreak:
He clearly didn’t mean that literally (and unlike Debbie Wasserman Schultz, he probably knows the meaning of the word “literally”). There’s no way you’re going to get something like the DOD appropriation bill written in 3 pages, for example.
Of course, it probably didn’t occur to them that some of those other bills they cite didn’t actually need to be as long as they were, either.
Weiner and Huma. A marriage, or a merger?
linoleumknife wrote:
Yeah, compare and contrast that with Urkel here
Compared to Sarah here
If you were a terrorist or third world dictator, which of those two would garner more respect?
I’ve been over at DoD the last few minutes and all I can say is, YES!!!! LOL, that was freakin awesome watching Chunk melt down like a box of Rolos in a hot car. Adam Baldwin ripped him a new one, lol.
@ AZfederalist:
Well that’s a pretty obvious answer, now isn’t it? LOL, Zero is such a fuckin tool. The “man” is far from being impressive.
lobo91 wrote:
Okay, I probably got way too focused on the fact that the article was quoting TP as if it were some authoritative source rather than looking at the big picture.
That aside, as a code monkey and occasional requirements writer, I find that if I can accomplish the exact same job using 1,000 lines versus 100 lines, I’ll go with 100 lines every time. Certainly you can go too far with that, but on average shorter is usually better (from the looks of things, Congressman Weiner would likely be receptive to this idea).
@ mfhorn:
“People will start buying more Cruzes and they will start buying less Suburbans.”
Stupid moron. GM makes a lot more money on Suburbans than on Cruzes. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot. Higher gas taxes mean people will just defer buying a new car, period.
linoleumknife wrote:
“Do you know what the chain of command is here? It’s the chain I go get and beat you with to show you who’s in command.” – Jayne Cobb
@ Onlopea:
I’m honestly thankful for LGF and Charles Johnson. None of us would be here were it not for King Lizzie, and DoD wouldn’t exist either. Credit where credit is due. PENIS PENIS PENIS LOL
doriangrey wrote:
The missus was getting worried last night because I was sitting in the kitchen by myself and laughing.
“That would work too. Then after proper composting sell the overpriced compost to the local liberal organic farmers..”
Ahhh, 2 birds/1 stone. The Libs get the e-coli ! Yer always thinkin’ lad, always thinkin.
Calo wrote:
As I recall, if it wasn’t the 59 it was the 45, and it happened every week.
yenta-fada wrote:
It’s too late for me to be both clever AND snarky, so I’ll just say that my campaign warchest is a couple of quarts low and the valves are clicking.
pat wrote:
Paladin Phil can explain macro lenses better than I.
Bunk X wrote:
You make a good point. I only ended up here because of the LGF meltdown over Breitbart. I would say it was a meltdown over Weiner but it wasn’t: it was 100% about Breitbart; Weiner was just the medium. Although “medium” might be an exaggeration.
Difference of 8 years From an old LGF post by some banned ex lizard
> > > Yesterday:
Outgoing President George W. Bush quietly boards his helicopter and leaves for Texas , commenting only: “Today is not about me. Today is a historical day for our nation and people.”
> > > Eight years ago yesterday:
Outgoing President Bill Clinton schedules two separate radio addresses to the nation, and organizes a public farewell speech/ rally in downtown Washington D.C. scheduled to directly conflict with incoming President Bush’s inauguration ceremony.
> > > Yesterday:
President Bush leaves office without issuing a single Presidential pardon, only granting a commutation of sentence to two former border patrol agents convicted of shooting a convicted drug smuggler. He does not grant any type of clemency to Scooter Libby or any other former political aide, ally, or business partner.
> > > Eight years ago yesterday:
President Clinton issues 140 pardons and several commutations of sentence on his final day in office. Included in these are: billionaire financier, convicted tax evader, and leading Democratic campaign contributor Marc Rich; Whitewater scandal figure Susan McDougal; Congressional Post Office Scandal figure and former Democratic Congressman Dan Rostenkowski; convicted bank fraud, sexual assault and child porn perpetrator and former Democratic Congressman Melvin Reynolds; and convicted drug felon Roger
Clinton , the President’s half-brother.
> > > Yesterday:
The Bush daughters leave gift baskets in the White House bedrooms for the Obama daughters, containing flowers, candy, stuffed animals, DVD’s and CD’s, and heartfelt notes of encouragement and advice for the young girls on how to prepare for their new lives in the White House.
> > > Eight years ago Yesterday: Clinton and Gore staffers rip computer wires and electrical outlets from the White House walls, stuff piles of notebook papers into the White House toilets, systematically remove the letter “W” from every computer key-pad in the entire White House, and damage several thousand dollars worth of furniture in the White House master bedroom, Eight years ago.
> > > Headlines On This Date 4 Years Ago:
“Republicans spending $42 million on inauguration while troops Die in unarmored Humvees” “Bush extravagance exceeds any reason during tough economic times” “Fat cats get their $42 million inauguration party, Ordinary Americans get the shaft”
> > > Headlines Today:
“Historic Obama Inauguration will cost only $170 million” “Obama Spends $170 million on inauguration; America Needs A Big Party” “Everyman Obama shows America how to celebrate” “Citibank executives contribute $8 million to Obama Inauguration”
@ 137 NoThreat2U: liver cleanse best practices i think is Sandra Cabot
@ orangecrush:
In regard to that old LGF post, it makes me mindful of the strange irony with the past week’s events.
Jan 17th, 1998, Matt Drudge (the mentor of Andrew Breitbart) breaks the Monica Lewinsky scandal which the MSM had been sitting on. Clinton emphatically denies the allegations. Then the threat of incontrovertible evidence surfaces. On August 17th, Clinton admits that he was lying and gives a tearful public apology while making it clear that he broke no laws.
May 27th/28th, 2011, Andrew Breitbart breaks the Anthony Weiner scandal which most of the MSM tried to spin away. Weiner emphatically denies the allegations. Then the threat of incontrovertible evidence surfaces. On June 6th, Weiner admits that he was lying and gives a tearful public apology while making it clear that he broke no laws.
Okay, so that’s not terribly strange in and of itself. I see it as a consequence of the refusal to accept that the standard Dem playbook doesn’t work without a complicit media.
Here’s the strangeness: in between these two events, Dan Rather made a failed attempt to throw the 2004 election via the forged NG memos. And he would have gotten away with it too if it hadn’t been for those meddling bloggers in their mangy pajamas, including one Charles Johnson. Dan Rather first denied the allegations, then refused to apologize while claiming that while the memos may have been forged, the important thing wasn’t the validity of the memos but the questions that they raised.
Fast forward to the Weiner scandal and one Charles Johnson claims that the Breitbart allegations are forged. When it turns out he’s wrong, he refuses to apologize while claiming that while the allegations might not have been forged, the important thing isn’t the validity of the allegations but the questions that they raise.
Where’s Rod Serling when you need him?
@ orangecrush:
Sometimes orange you just have to call it like you see it. There are some quite evil folks about. But don’t worry, eventually they’ll get theirs. Karma has a way of leveling it all out eventually.
Amazing. Weiner public admits that he outright lied about the whole thing, and the SeeBS article about an interview with Breitbart still can’t accept the facts (emphasis mine):
Breitbart: Weiner offering limited version of truth
Apparently? I think we’re a bit past apparently.
If by “misled” you mean “emphatically lied to”, then sure – misled.
Calo wrote:
Yep, that can mess up your day.
But sometimes, just sometimes it can end your life.
You had a day messed up, he died.
Good morning everyone. I think I took too many pictures the last time I was out. *checks calendar* And this weekend is another walk. Going to have to restrain myself I think.
Good Mornin All…..hope every one
has a great day
Good morning all. CJ not only blew the Weinergate thing,
he cmpounded the error.
He posted an old salacious allegation aginst Speaker
Boehner as breaking news yesterday.
He then had to take it down in an emily Latella “never
mind” moment.
@ RIX:
chuck in his own words…LOL
@ mawskrat:
True , he wanted back in the memogate limelight.
Even that he cribed from an LGF poster.
When they drag CJ away to some quiet place I
“”expect that he will be sreaming “Notice me!”
yenta-fada wrote:
It’s possible to use a weed burner without setting one’s house afire.
You don’t use it next to buildings. You also don’t use it next to anything else you don’t want to set on fire. As a precaution, you can prepare by hosing down everything you want to make sure doesn’t burn.
Weed burner fire link here.