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Look to the southwest after sunset on Dec. 1 for a close conjunction between three bright solar system objects: the moon, Venus and Jupiter. If you have binoculars, you might even be able to fit all three of them in the field of view. Between now and then, you can see Jupiter and Venus getting [...]

Tired of bloody revolutions and capitalistic monopolies? Mark Fiore has the answer with the economic clapper. It makes switching from one ideology to the other quick and painless with just the sound of the infamous clapper. This is exactly the radical new technology that will help improve the productivity and spped to action of our dead beat Congressional leadership. We suspect this clip might

An American woman who was recognised as the world's oldest person for a year has died at the age of 115. Edna Parker died at a nursing home in Indiana, her family said. Mrs Parker had been a widow since 1939 and had lived alone in her farmhouse until she was 100. She outlived her two sons, and had

Wondering if any buyer's remorse is setting in? Just ask a few folks on the hard left... One after another, we are learning the names of the future Obama Administration. Behold, they are not new faces, nor are they the change agents that Obama's campaign rhetoric promised. Instead, we are seeing Clinton retreads and a surprising move toward the

"Change? We don"t need no stinking CHANGE !... "

Thank you Al-Zawahri! This is just the brand of hatred that will help even further unite blacks and whites in this country against a common enemy.  It will make us even stronger as a nation and even more united as Americans and your rhetoric will hopefully help extinguish any lingering racial biases that might have resulted from our recent elections. Its time to put our national dirty laundry aside after

Normally, I start these things out by saying 'My Fellow Americans.' Not doing it this time. If the polls are any indication, I don't know who more than half of you are anymore. I do know something terrible has happened, and that you're really not fellow Americans any longer. I'll cut right to the chase here: I quit

The RNC apparently wasted no time in requesting Obama to please "redistribute the votes" he has managed to amass during yesterday's election. One has to give Scott Ott credit for his fine job of scooping the MSM media pundits on this following story. Obama's response was clearly a carefully calculated one yet vague. He did agree however to have an open and honest discourse on the matter after

This week's theme for our selection of the week's Top 3 Political Cartoons focuses on... what else... voter fatigue! Feel free to cast your "votes" on which 3 cartoons best reflects your thoughts and feelings this week in our poll (sorry) at the bottom of this post...