Jim Treacher

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You have to give it to the RNC, they know an opportunity when they see it: (more)

Have you ever wanted to ask Michelle Obama a question? Sure, we all have! That's why the social-media geniuses in the White House created the Twitter hashtag #AskMichelle. And it's been going almost as well as all the White House's other Twitter hashtags: (more)

Mark Twain once said, "A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes." But at least in the Internet age, we can lace them up a lot faster. (more)

Rielle Hunter proved that John Edwards is a supremely good judge of character. Try to keep that in mind as you read the following from the NY Post: (more)

I'm surprised the Dems are dropping this bombshell so early in the campaign. This should've been an October surprise. WaPo: (more)

Not that he can't be both. But if it's such a big deal that he's finally making a statement one way or the other about gay marriage -- one that doesn't hem and haw about how his opinion is "evolving" -- he has to be at least one of those two things. If you're in favor of gay marriage and you think anybody who isn't is a bigot, then Obama was a bigot until yesterday. If you're in favor of gay marriage and you think Obama has secretly agreed with you the whole time, then Obama is a liar.  (more)

It's not a new gag, but it works every time: (more)

It's still hard to believe he'll never make another one. Too damn young. (more)

Well, when Republicans do it. And when Democrats are in trouble. (more)

Last night, the people of my home state decided they don't want to be represented anymore by a liberal Republican who's been in office for over 35 years and seems to think it's his due. (more)

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A couple of months ago, I was depressed about how far away November is. I dreaded having to put up with election crap for months and months, one endless day after the next. But as it turns out, so far it's pretty fun! (more)

Can't wait to hear how she explains the latest twist in this story. Alex Pappas reports: (more)

You're probably not smart enough to figure that out by yourself, which is why you need the New York Times to explain it to you. Here's Janet M. Davis, associate professor of American studies at the University of Texas at Austin, taking to the pages of the Grey Lady to educate you: (more)

Why should al Qaeda have all the fun? Now that the Cleveland 5 have been revealed as Occupiers, greatly embarrassing Democrats and the media (PTR), the would-be bridge bombers have been relegated to the local news. From WEWS in Cleveland: (more)

Good news, TSA. You get to humiliate small children and wheelchair-bound old ladies for a while longer. The Associated Press reports: (more)

She is woman, hear her roar. Her presidential hopes: no more? The Associated Press reports from India: (more)

And I'd like to think I helped. (more)

It's getting harder and harder for the Occupiers to claim that those guys who tried to blow up a bridge near Cleveland had nothing to do with them. (more)