Hollywood to the Rescue

The campaign admits that President Obama was subdued in the first debate. He punched up the energy level some for the second debate, but the results weren't much better. So the campaign has turned to Hollywood for help. The President has been in contact with the brains behind the 1997 hit The Fifth Element, and word is there will be an exponential jump in energy for the final debate.

With Friends Like These

Via Washington Post:

The Obama campaign has been hit with an epidemic of off-message-itis. First it was Bill Clinton: “Governor Romney’s argument is ‘we’re not fixed, so fire him and put me in.’ It is true, we’re not fixed. When President Obama looked into the eyes of that man who said in the debate, ‘I had so much hope four years ago and I don’t now,’ I thought he was going to cry because he knows that it’s not fixed.” The “it is true” part in reference to anything Romney is saying is not helpful to Obama’s everything-Romney-says-is-a-lie theme. It isn’t the worst thing Clinton has said (Romney’s “sterling business record” takes that prize), but when everything else is fraying this does not help.

Could Bill be damning with faint praise because Obama has told Hillary that she's going under the bus on the Benghazi attack? My guess is that Hillary knew she was going to be blamed, and she blunted future accusations by admitting her responsibility for the operation.

Anyway, the Clintons know how it works. Their very first Presidential scandal was handled by their throwing of Billy Dale under the bus. He's the White House Travel director who they had prosecuted because they got caught firing everyone and installing their cronies in the Travel Office.

(which, I was reminded of recently, when the pretend trigger of the Benghazi attack, the video maker, was marched past the media in the middle of the night and later jailed. Would he be in jail if it didn't help make Obama's fairy tale of Benghazi more believable? Once again, like Billy Dale, ruining a guy's life isn't a factor when making a plan to avoid presidential embarrassment)

Just Him and the Neutrinos

The Trouble With Cats

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Relax, It's Not Real

No, this guy isn't going to do dental work on president Putin. It's a photoshop, "I can tell by the pixels."

I just post it to illustrate: The number of dental procedures this guy has performed on president Putin exactly matches the number of mammograms Planned Parenthood has performed.

Here's a chilling number: 5,320,095 surgical and medical abortions were done at Planned Parenthood centers from 1970 through the end of 2009. Number of mammograms performed = still zero.

Cute

until they turn on you...

found on the internet

Prince Charles

"Sure, I'm a prince, but I still find time to feed the ducks."

Also From Those Russian Blogs

They also do interesting photoshops of our characters.

OK, so while I've got you here, I may as well make my prediction regarding the coverage of the debate: Unless Obama shows in a diaper and a flaming turban, dancing around the stage and flinging thumb tacks at the town-hallers; the press will declare him a masterful winner. The thrill will be back up their legs, and it will be all over but for the voting. In fact, Chris Matthews will say, lets not even bother with the vote. We know who the winner is.

I've Been Waiting for This

When you tell a deliberate bald face lie, it should make people wonder what other lies you're telling. Listen to Biden's sincerity. Then, don't ever believe another thing he says.

I saw a commercial yesterday claiming (paraphrased) that the Romney budget would cut a third of Medicare funding. I'll bet their source it the Ryan budget; the same budget that must, by definition, take current law into account. The current law is Obamacare, which cuts Medicare by 714 billion. So, the Obama campaign is pointing out an aspect of their own law and blaming Romney for it.

Cute is Good for You

See? Cute is good for you:

A team of researchers at Hiroshima University recently conducted a study where they showed university students pictures of baby animals before completing various tasks. What they found, in research published today, was that those who saw the baby animal pictures did more productive work after seeing those photographs – even more than those who saw a picture of an adult animal or a pleasant food.

thanks B