Barack on TDS Last Night

Bill Maher was lamenting last Friday night in his New Rules segment that it might be a challenge to lampoon President Obama (God willing) because of his race. Somehow I think as long as there are comedians like Jon Stewart, we'll manage to needle him well enough.

The Wasssuuuuuuuuuuup Guys are Back!

And what a great video!

And yet even more...

Even better...

Love this one...

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I Enjoy Being a Jew...

My people are so funny, even when we're being serious.



Is it any wonder God chose us?

I Made History Today

1 of 100,000, a new American record. A very friendly, fun, joyful, exhilarated and hopeful crowd.



We are apparently so awesome, we drew the admiration of the United Kingdom's Daily Mail!

I said it before and I'll say it again...

Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert have the best satirical minds today. Jon's writing staff is by far the best in the business.

The buzz about "the Internets" was that John McCain had a fiery new speech, with which he would speechify and dazzle the crap out of us with his speechification. But was it really new?

Take a look:


Where's the "new" part John?

John Cleese on the "Funniest" Palin

For the intellectually curious...

...who for whatever reason are listening to McCain's retarded "Who is Obama?" question after this nation has been vetting Obama for more than 20 fucking months:

McTwistedSickFuck

My neighbor and I were discussing not a couple of hours ago, the notion of John McCain having deep psychological problems. The man has admitted in one of his books that he has a temper. He copped to the fact that when he was a child, he used to have tantrums, holding his breath until he fainted. His classmates at the Naval Academy called him McNasty.

Okay, so he was a prick before his imprisonment in Vietnam. But a prick with psychological trauma in charge of the nuclear codes?

This is from Brave New Films, and Glenn Greenwald is a genius.

You can't fix stupid

I cannot, for the life of me, fathom how anyone can be undecided at this point in this election cycle. There's only one answer I can think of, and it's mind-boggling to consider in the 21st century.

Jon Stewart and John Oliver are their typical brilliant, insightful selves in this:



I'm not ready to be comfortable to call this race for Obama yet. In spite of his fantastic polling numbers, McSame's awkward and angry debate performances, and the breathtakingly strange selection of Sarah Palin as running mate, I think this will go all the way down to the wire.

I agree with Bill Maher: Never underestimate the stupidity of the American people.

"Maverick" starring John McCain

Since the McInsane campaign has made known that its tactics in the last 30 days until the election will consist of smears, lies, innuendo and character assassination about Obama, there is a timely 13-minute video highlighting McCain's connection to the Keating Five scandal that will be released Monday October 6, 2008 at 12pm EST on the website keatingeconomics.com.

Here's a taste:



If this doesn't scare you about Grampy McSame, maybe this comprehensive article from Rolling Stone will.

That is one scary mother fucker.