
I have been left speechless. Hail to the chief.
First off, Meghan McCain is a total fag hag. That's not an insult. If you don't believe me, just take a look at the Blogette. She's wearing oversized designer sun glasses all the effin' time. She thinks she's a diva. Well it ain't gonna happen until she leaks footage of herself hanging with drag queens. In a McCain America, Meghan will have her own reality show (oh, I forgot to mention, this post is all about the kids being forced in reality shows. It's how they're going to serve the country.). I don't effin' care what it's about. It could be about her boring life, it could be about shopping. She's just got to have an obligatory gay best friend. I'm sure it's not that much of a stretch. It's impossible she's actually dressing herself.
Episode 1: Meghan and her GBFF (Gay Best Friend Forever!) redecorate the Lincoln Bedroom with pink satin curtains and leopard print rugs. The GBFF calls Jenna Bush fat starting a feud which ends with Meghan and Jenna having a fight that finds them falling into a giant fountain in Prada.
On their show (which should definitely be on Logo) the Romney Brothers travel the country (preferably by bike...all hot and sweaty...) finding young gay men to convert to heterosexuals. They start off each episode by showing the young gay the powers of adult male bonding. Oh yeah. HOT. They golf, drink fine wines, and eat exotic cheeses. (How will this turn any gay man straight? I don't effin' care! Did you see Craig Romney in those short shorts?!) The gay men who can't convert must face the extreme Mormon conversion tactics. I'm sure neither the male bonding nor conversion therapy will actually convert any homosexuals to heterosexuality but it'll make for damn good TV. Plus did you see how Josh totally took off his shirt?!
First off, let's just mark Bobby Jindal off the list. Who the eff cares about this guy? I'm sure he's a nice guy, but I did a google image search and all I could find were pics of him making out with his wife in front of large crowds. Douche bag. Did anyone tell him PDA is way overrated?
Ok, ok. I thought maybe we should give this guy a chance. I looked him up on wikipedia, which only furthered my distaste for him. Sure he's young and all but A. He comes from immigrants and I'm sorry but when the Republican platform involves coming to what can almost be a stand still in immigration, it just seems sort of hypocritical to have the child of immigrants representing you... B. He was born Hindu which is not Christianity which might as well be Paganism.
Try explaining to middle America that Hinduism is not Islam. And that he's an Indian and not an Arab. And we know now he's Catholic and the Catholics don't vote Republican but really? This guy wrote a paper about how he witnessed a friend being possessed by a demon. I'm pretty sure the Catholics don't really take Exorcisms all that seriously. Sounds like someone's trying a little too hard to be believed. What if he's secretly got shrines to Hindu gods in his closet? What are we to think? Oy, I'm tired. Plus, anyone that makes out with their wife in public that much is just screaming to be called a douche bag.
Next up, Charlie Crist. What is up with the tan? Someone's trying a little too hard to be considered Latino. There's something about him that makes me think he's not trustworthy. I think he needs to stay in Florida where you know he's the pimp around the retirement home. Maybe that's it. Crist gives off this "I'll sleep with your wife or even sexually harass you" vibe. Like if I were his intern, you know he'd be touching me inappropriately.
This brings me to who I think McCain should pick. I may be a little biased but Mitt Romney just screams VP. Well, I mean he doesn't, but imagine having more reason to see the 5 Romney Brothers back on the scene? Let me just say this. A McCain-Romney ticket would lead to the gayest White House ever. EVER. In fact, it would be so gay that I have to devote a whole second post tomorrow to just focusing on how gay that White House would be. So, let's get off the topic and focus just on Romney. Sure, he's kind of skeezy. Unlike Crist, though, I'm sure Romney wouldn't want in my pants. He'd want one of two things: My money or My soul. Oh yeah. You know those Mormons want your soul and your kids' soul. I'm sorry if I'm being kind of a bigot or insensitive or whatever. I will say this, most religions want your soul anyway. And they want your kids.
It's the way they stay in business. But we have to admit, the Mormons are a little more hungry seeing as to how they haven't been around as long as other religions like the Mighty Catholic Church. Really, when was the last time you saw nuns running around on bikes during 100 degree summers to discuss the Bible with you? My point exactly. I know we should be focusing on more important things.
Like how Romney's actually kind of a big tool (hehehe...) but who in the Republican Party isn't? That's like trying to discuss the differences between skim milk and fat free milk. The important thing here is that Romney would ride around the country on a bike promoting Mormonism and the Republican agenda (Ooohh...is Fox News listening? This would be Must See TV.) and that's something the craziest of crazy Republicans can appreciate.

Of course Lieberman's not carrying around the stench of being a failed Democratic Vice Presidential nominee or the party traitor who makes out with Right Wing Evangelical nuts...
I can't decide if she's talking about Coach or coach...



Below the belt? Oh get over it.
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This week McFlipMcFlop has pledged to fight global warming. (Well more like swat it with a limp wrist.) And has also declared that the US will be out Iraq by 2013. Pay no attention to his previous pledge to stay in Iraq for 100 years. Could ol' McCain be confused by all the recent media coverage and believe he's running on a Democratic ticket? He's even pledging to END partisanship! 
"But when a reporter asked him about the controversy recently -- noting that Illinois Sen. Barack Obama had drawn far more criticism for the comments of his pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. -- McCain responded that Hagee had not been his pastor for 20 years."Oh, that gives McCain a pass. Except McCain ACTIVELY sought this man's endorsement to give him a boost in a demographic that shuns him. Barack at least had faith to back up what his preacher was saying and witnessed good deeds in those 20 years. John can't even account for any good things Hagee may or may not have said.
[In his apology] Hagee wrote of his "profound respect for the Catholic people"Well, we all call people we respect followers of a "false cult system" anyway. It's really just a term of endearment like calling them "the great whore."
"McCain at first waved off the criticisms, asserting that just because Hagee endorsed him "does not mean I embrace everything that he stands for and believes in."So how is Barack Obama held to a different standard? May I reiterate, McCain ACTIVELY SOUGHT HAGEE'S ENDORSEMENT. He wine dined sixty nined that ho.
"The tone of Hagee's letter is sincere. He wants reconciliation and he has achieved it. . . . Whatever problems we had before are now history. This case is closed."Oh come on! You gave Kathy Griffin more of a fight and she's at least funny.


There were clear signs of weakness in the report. The average work week slipped to 33.7 hours from 33.8, a sign that some workers had difficulty finding full-time work.
When [Eduardo Gutierrez] visits his home in Mexico, he doesn't reveal everything about just how dire the situation is.
"Every time I go down there, a lot of people ask, 'How is my son doing?' " Gutierrez said. "I don't want to say they're out of a job or anything like that."
He added, "I say they're doing all right. But that is just a lie. They are doing bad right now. A lot of people are doing bad."