A lawbreaker? I was a child. Anyone who doesn't understand what it means to break the law should never have to be referred to as a lawbreaker. This is why in most civilized countries, you can not prosecute children or the mentally ill.

At least we now know why you aren't in jail!

Take a look at this ink blot and tell us what you see.....

I'm not in jail because I'm not a lawbreaker. Simple as that.

... or caught yet!

In my opinion Weiner bears a striking resemblance to Squidward from Spongebob Squarepants. Somebody really ought to post side-by-side pics of the two. THEN I will be happy to see him fade into the distance.

Regarding the college pics...while it adds to the hilarity I really don't see any reason to have dug that out. People do some incredibly whacky things in college and it was Weiner's handling of the twitter scandal - lying to the media that tried to defend him; lying to his own colleagues; purposely attempting to implicate others in order to remove attention from his own actions - that led to his self-imposed downfall, even more than the photos themselves.

Happy to oblige.

Signor V.

good idea,hope you can write more article


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Iowa GOP:

Romney 23%
Bachmann 22%

http://www.wtsp.com/news/article/198467/...Iowa-poll-finds

Bachmann cites wrong John Wayne, accidentally praises notorious serial killer John Wayne Gacy.

Woops.

wow lol

Weingergate 2?

DR.BACHMANN: We have to understand: barbarians need to be educated. They need to be disciplined. Just because someone feels it or thinks it doesn’t mean that we are supposed to go down that road. That’s what is called the sinful nature. We have a responsibility as parents and as authority figures not to encourage such thoughts and feelings from moving into the action steps…

Ok, two things.

1)
Husband and wife are supposed to be indivisible. They usually can't be forced to testify against each other. When I tell one spouse something I assume that I told the other, blah, blah blah. So will Michele Bachman be forced to separate herself from her husband's words. She can't really do that politically can she? I mean she's said much the same thing. Will there be outrage over Dr. Bachmann's statements? Is that good for Michele Bachmann's chances politically?

2)
I know I'm not alone on this because it's all over the net. But the good doctor (ahem) doesn't exactly sound like the most heterosexual dude in the world. In fact he sounds like Big Gay Al from South Park. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Now tell me I'm wrong.
Dr. Bachmann speaks

Michele Bachmann is first GOP presidential candidate to sign pledge banning gay marriage, porn

BY Aliyah Shahid
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

No porn for you! At least if Michele Bachmann has anything to say about it.

The GOP congresswoman is the first presidential candidate to sign a pledge that calls for banning all forms of pornography and gay marriage. It also requires fidelity between spouses.

"The Marriage Vow" is being pushed by Family Leader, an influential Christian conservative Iowa group.

It also states that homosexuality is a choice and a health risk - and should be compared to polygamy or adultery.

The pledge also calls for rejecting Sharia law, appointing faithful constitutionalists as judges and opposing any effort to redefine marriage between man and woman.

Family Leader CEO Bob Vander Plaats has said his group would not endorse any candidates that did not sign the pledge.

"The Family Leader views this pledge as an important component needed to inform constituents about the personal stand that each presidential candidate takes regarding marriage," said Vander Plaats, who unsuccessfully ran for governor of Iowa in 2010.

"We believe that the candidates' positions on core values, such as marriage, correlate directly to his/her moral stances on energy issues, sound budgeting policies, national defense, and economic policies," he added.

Alice Stewart, a spokeswoman for Bachmann, told the Washington Post that the 54-year-old social conservative did not hesitate to sign the pledge.

"She has been married for over 30 years and has a strong marriage and faith," Stewart said.

No other candidates have signed the pledge yet.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics...l#ixzz1RXu3Nblg

so, pretty much everybody that supports gay marriage and or porn will not vote for her...and thats pretty much the whole united states.

Nope - just the Cubs fans!

great to see you mark, i guess you will be voting for her since you both are big fans of john wayne gacy...who was also a fan of the white sox.

Anemic job growth numbers threaten President Obama's 2012 run

BY Aliyah Shahid and Thomas M. Defrank
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS

WASHINGTON - President Obama scrambled yesterday in the wake of another disastrous jobs report to reverse America's economic slump - and salvage his 2012 prospects.

Numbers as anemic as yesterday's - only 18,000 private sector jobs created in June - caused the unemployment rate to rise to a politically unpalatable 9.2%. Despite a recovering stock market and 2 million jobs created on Obama's watch, the new jobs number was the lowest in nine months - dealing Obama's "momentum theory" an embarrassing blow.

"Today's job report confirms what most Americans already know: We still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to give people the security and opportunity that they deserve," Obama said in brief remarks in the White House Rose Garden. "Our economy as a whole just isn't producing nearly enough jobs for everybody who's looking.

"We've always known that we'd have ups and downs on our way back from this recession."

He noted the jobs market has faced "some tough headwinds," including soaring gas prices, natural disasters like fires and floods, the Greek financial crisis and state and local budget cuts costing tens of thousands of public service workers their livelihoods.

Nervous White House political strategists privately agree with their Republican critics - Obama is running out of time to get the economy humming to avoid becoming a one-term President.

Even Democratic optimists recognize Obama will defy history if he's reelected with this struggling economy.

No incumbent President since Franklin D. Roosevelt has ever won another term with unemployment higher than 7.2% - and Obama's economic gurus believe the jobless figure will remain north of 8% by Election Day next year.

Republicans pounced on Obama yesterday, claiming ordinary Americans have been turned off by his assertion last month that poor monthly job numbers are "bumps on the road to recovery."

"It's like nails on a chalkboard to them," GOP strategist Ed Gillespie said of Obama's rhetoric.

White House press secretary Jay Carney acknowledged the June numbers were "disappointing," but added they underscore "the urgency of the moment" as Obama and congressional leaders try to hammer out a budget deal.

Obama and the eight bipartisan leaders meet at the White House again tomorrow for high-stakes negotiations.

tdefrank@nydailynews.com

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics...l#ixzz1RcvriHMW

Mr. Warmth is on the offensive!

I wish my kids were still small, so I could use this picture as a parenting tool.

"If you don't behave, Michele Bachmann will come over and dress up as a clown for your birthday."

Naw, she's not a witch....

Does she go to the same hairdresser as Nancy Pelosi?

Now I know who to go as to the Halloween party.

On Greta, Rick Santorum criticized Perry for his statement that if Bernanke printed more currency that he woild be guilty of treason. Republicans are beginning to devour each other. Dinner has been served.

George W. Bush and Karl Rove despise Perry, and I understand Bush said Perry was a "rube." Now that's saying something!

Perry is probably a little smarter than Dubya, but he's a MUCH bigger religious zealot, which makes him ten times more dangerous (in my opinion).

I wonder which Republican will be the first to bring up Perry's February 2007 Executive Order that compelled all 12 year old girls in Texas to vaccinated against the papiloma virus. That order stirred up a huge reaction in Texas and was subsequently countered by a Texas Legislature statute.

He has since come out and said that the order was a mistake - not because he thought it was wrong, but because he underestimated the opposition to the order.

As a voter I feel like the current system ensures that whoever runs and has any shot at all at winning will never represent most Americans. Politicians are rich people looking to get themselves and their rich friends even richer.

They will never do something that is in the best interests of the people if it goes against giant corporations that donate money to everyone. Corporations and greed run this country.

It's all so fucked I'd vote for Ron Paul just to see him blow it up.

Ron Paul has no chance to win, he's even ignored by his own party, but he is one of the few who sticks with his values whatever the consequences, and so he gets a rare thing for a politician to have in my eyes. Respect.