Fuck its silent in here.......

[Gilgamesh]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Eldridge Gerry also worse.

America has had some shitty vice-presidents; Quayle just couldn't spell "potato" correctly.

Schuyler Colfax is in the running.

BEST VICE PRESIDENT?  Richard Nixon.

[Bort]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Eldridge Gerry also worse.

America has had some shitty vice-presidents; Quayle just couldn't spell "potato" correctly.

Schuyler Colfax is in the running.

BEST VICE PRESIDENT?  Richard Nixon.

He did more for clown rights than any other veep in history.

[CT III]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Eldridge Gerry also worse.

America has had some shitty vice-presidents; Quayle just couldn't spell "potato" correctly.

Schuyler Colfax is in the running.

BEST VICE PRESIDENT?  Richard Nixon.

You mean Nick Dixon?

[Tinker to Evers to Chance]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Eldridge Gerry also worse.

William Rufus DeVane King

[Chuck to Chuck]

Fucking liberal:

The Republican Party of today is not the party of Jack Kemp and Ronald Reagan that I was once a member of; it stands for nothing except the pursuit of power as an end in itself, with no concern whatsoever for what is right for the country. In a recent interview with The Economist magazine, I characterized the Republicans as the greedy, sociopathic party. I stand by that.

As far as the conservative movement is concerned, I think Russell Kirk and Bill Buckley would be absolutely aghast at the things it stands for today and the people that are acclaimed as its leaders. When clowns like Glenn Beck are its leaders and right-wing bigots pander to ignorant yahoos about a planned mosque in lower Manhattan, I want to be as far away from any such movement as I possibly can. And readers of this blog know what I think of the know-nothing tea party movement, which conservatives have latched onto en masse.
Anyway, I am happy to classify myself, politically, as an independent these days; nothing more, nothing less.

Bruce Bartlett

[CBStew]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Eldridge Gerry also worse.

William Rufus DeVane King

Hands down winner.  John Nance Garner, who described the job of Vice President of the United States  as "Not worth a bucket of  warm piss".  On the other hand, maybe that qualifies him as the best vice president ever.

[Chuck to Chuck]

One more:

"If there were such a thing as Chapter 11 for politicians, the Republican push to extend the unaffordable Bush tax cuts would amount to a bankruptcy filing. The nation's public debt ... will soon reach $18 trillion." It screams "out for austerity and sacrifice." But instead, the GOP insists "that the nation's wealthiest taxpayers be spared even a three-percentage-point rate increase." David Stockman.

[CBStew]

One more:

"If there were such a thing as Chapter 11 for politicians, the Republican push to extend the unaffordable Bush tax cuts would amount to a bankruptcy filing. The nation's public debt ... will soon reach $18 trillion." It screams "out for austerity and sacrifice." But instead, the GOP insists "that the nation's wealthiest taxpayers be spared even a three-percentage-point rate increase." David Stockman.

Fred Thompson's commercial equating the expiration of the tax cuts with a tax increase for the person who is watching the commercial is one of the funniest things on TV.

[Yeti]

One more:

"If there were such a thing as Chapter 11 for politicians, the Republican push to extend the unaffordable Bush tax cuts would amount to a bankruptcy filing. The nation's public debt ... will soon reach $18 trillion." It screams "out for austerity and sacrifice." But instead, the GOP insists "that the nation's wealthiest taxpayers be spared even a three-percentage-point rate increase." David Stockman.

At this point, I'm being a selfish prick and saying that I don't care who they raise them for as long as my taxes aren't raised at all. If at all, I'd like them lowered.. But just for me, the $2500 Yeti Credit

[CT III]

One more:

"If there were such a thing as Chapter 11 for politicians, the Republican push to extend the unaffordable Bush tax cuts would amount to a bankruptcy filing. The nation's public debt ... will soon reach $18 trillion." It screams "out for austerity and sacrifice." But instead, the GOP insists "that the nation's wealthiest taxpayers be spared even a three-percentage-point rate increase." David Stockman.

At this point, I'm being a selfish prick and saying that I don't care who they raise them for as long as my taxes aren't raised at all. If at all, I'd like them lowered.. But just for me, the $2500 Yeti Credit

I'm on board with the Yeti Credit under certain circumstances:

1. The $2500 has to come out of the defense budget

2. Yeti has to confront a Navy Seal and take the money from his paycheck by force.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

This whole "worst ever" thing is catching on...

http://rightwingnews.com/2010/08/conservative-bloggers-select-the-25-worst-figures-in-american-history/

Out of all the gangsters, serial killers, mass murderers, incompetent & crooked politicians, spies, traitors, and ultra left-wing kooks in all of American history -- have you ever wondered who the worst of the worst was? Well, we here at RWN wondered about that, too, and that's why we decided to email more than a hundred bloggers to get their opinions. Representatives from the following 43 blogs responded...

[ list of 43 blogs you've probably never heard of ]

Drumroll...

The 25 Worst Figures in American History According to 43 Right-Wing Internet People You've Never Heard of With Demonstrably Short Attention Spans:

23) Saul Alinsky (7)
23) Bill Clinton (7)
23) Hillary Clinton (7)
19) Michael Moore (7)
19) George Soros (8)
19) Alger Hiss (8)
19) Al Sharpton (8)
13) Al Gore (9)
13) Noam Chomsky (9)
13) Richard Nixon (9)
13) Jane Fonda (9)
13) Harry Reid (9)
13) Nancy Pelosi (9)
11) John Wilkes Booth (10)
11) Margaret Sanger (10)
9) Aldrich Ames (11)
9) Timothy McVeigh (11)
7) Ted Kennedy (14)
7) Lyndon Johnson (14)
5) Benedict Arnold (17)
5) Woodrow Wilson (17)
4) The Rosenbergs (19)
3) Franklin Delano Roosevelt (21)
2) Barack Obama (23)
1) Jimmy Carter (25)

I think this may be dumber than asking the members of NSBB to vote for a Minor League Player of the Year.

[Eli]

So, in the race for History's Greatest Monster, FDR comes out ahead of Timothy McVeigh.

I've been telling people this for years, but now I finally have validation.  Finally.

[CT III]

Nixon tied with Jane Fonda?  He'd be thrilled with that.

[Wheezer]

Good to see the forced-birth movement pulling together to get Margaret Sanger so high on the list.

[Quality Start Machine]

No Ted Lilly?