Dobson Rails Against Fruitcake Constitution
Tuesday, June 24th, 2008
You know who hates edible Christmas gifts and loves the New Testament? James Dobson, that’s who! And that’s why he despises Barack Obama and his delicious fruitcake Constitution for pointing out that Leviticus says a lot of wacky shit about shellfish. Wait, did that last bit make zero sense? Then it still makes one million times more sense than what Focus on the Family’s leader will be saying on his radio program today. MORE »
You know who hates edible Christmas gifts and loves the New Testament? James Dobson, that’s who! And that’s why he despises Barack Obama and his delicious fruitcake Constitution for pointing out that Leviticus says a lot of wacky shit about shellfish. Wait, did that last bit make zero sense? Then it still makes one million times more sense than what Focus on the Family’s leader will be saying on his radio program today. MORE »









Would you like to buy some “signed and numbered, limited edition archival prints and canvases” commemorating Ron Paul’s liberty? In the rare case you turn that pitch down, what if we told you they feature the work of “renowned artist Randy Lee Blain”? Check some of these prints after the jump, but be warned: they may be hilarious, and hobbit-like.
Huckles appeared on Today this morning (I assume) to explain why he wants to
I appreciate that Mike Huckabee is open about his desire to change the Constitution to better reflect “the word of the living God.” Because, really, not many of his constitutional amendmendofascists compatriots are nearly as open about their desires. He’s not a fan of the whole separation-of-church-and-state thing here, he’s really just out to make sure that the laws reflect his religion’s view of society and he doesn’t give a crap who knows it. It’s not like he’s playing like the intelligent design people that it isn’t about God or something, he’s saying my Jeebus wants what he wants and I know what he wants and I’m going to do that, and I appreciate it, Mike, because moving to a foreign country takes more planning than just November through January.
Wow, we thought we’d have to search a *little* to find an obnoxious and misdirected Paultard rally, but here we are working at the Radisson in Manchester — where Fox News is not hosting any Paul-excluding forums tonight — and the shit starts raining. They’re chanting about some document called the Constitution. We hear New Hamphshire’s is working out swell for all parties, balanced budgets and the like, so maybe they mean to say the Articles of Confederation.
While American politicians are usually