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Posts Tagged ‘kissing’

Bachmann Licks Bush Yet Again

Thursday, September 20th, 2007

After last January’s State of the Union address, Americans looked on in helpless horror as crazed Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann viciously assaulted the President, grabbing him, holding on to his back with a fierce death grip, and finally forcing him to kiss her. Now, according to the Bachmann, she’s done it again. And like all abusers, she insists her victim was asking for it. After the jump, courtesy WCCO and MN Publius, we have embedded audio of Michele telling a probably made-up story about the President coming on to her and planting one right on her at the scene, naturally, of the fucking 35W bridge collapse. That’s romance. MORE »


But Al- Zawahiri, He Really Likes Those French Air Kisses

Monday, February 27th, 2006

Via BBC News, which lately seems to be specializing in news of the weird, we learn this: MORE »


Capitol Hill Kiss-and-Tell: Two Tales

Thursday, February 16th, 2006

On Valentine’s Day, we asked you for stories of kissing prominent politicians and the like. Here’s an anecdote we received about one renowned womanizer, the late Strom Thurmond: MORE »


Capitol Hill Kiss-and-Tell: Ed Meese?

Wednesday, February 15th, 2006

We haven’t received too many responses yet to our Valentine’s Day request for your tales of kissing “famous for D.C.” types, such as members of Congress, high-ranking Administration officials, or well-known talking heads. So if you have any, please email us. And they don’t have to be scandalous — we’d welcome an email from the wife of a senator saying that her husband is a super smoocher. MORE »


A Request for Our Readers: Capitol Hill Kiss-and-Tell

Tuesday, February 14th, 2006

Today, in case you forgot — we almost did — is Valentine’s Day. In keeping with the holiday, the New York Times offers us this interesting meditation on “the profoundly bizarre activity of kissing.” Here’s an excerpt: MORE »