We Will Liveblog The Dickens Out Of These ‘2009 Elections’
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009
It has been some time since we used to liveblog election results every single Tuesday for months at a time, so let’s do it tonight, on “Election Day 2009,” which has brought about as much excitement and suspense as the May 3, 2008 Democratic primary in Guam. The powers-that-be, like dicks, have constructed a system in which Virginia polls close at 7:00, New Jersey polls close at 8:00, and New York polls close at 9:00. We will start here at 6:45ish and just cold motherfuckin’ type all night long. CNN has definitely issued a release promising NINE MILLION ANALYSTS for its panel tonight, and you cannot miss any of them! Now go stock up on alcohol & guns and return for ridiculous insanity-typing that, we promise, will only be tangentially related to politics.
Secret Service Going After Some Facebook Dingbat
Monday, September 28th, 2009Wednesday, August 12th, 2009
- LIKELY VOTERS IN NORTH CAROLINA, A BLUE STATE: “Public Policy Polling also asked those surveyed whether they consider Hawaii to be part of the U.S. Five percent said no, and 3 percent said they were not sure.” What is this “consider” business? [News & Observer]
New Poll Shows Why Its Own Poll Question Is Useless
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
Oh ho ho, read this and you might think our political system has been GRIDLOCKED or something for the last 20 years! “Most Americans continue to want the federal government to focus on reducing the budget deficit rather than spending money to stimulate the national economy, a new New York Times/CBS News poll finds. Yet at the same time, most oppose some proposed solution for decreasing it… MORE »
Americans Who’ve Heard of ‘The Fed’ Don’t Like It, Because of … Communists?
Monday, July 27th, 2009
Hey, a new survey about things people don’t know: Gallup asked some random selection of Americans who haven’t had their phones shut off to rate nine major federal agencies they may or may not have heard about, on the AM radio. The results are … bad news for, let’s see, Ben Bernanke? Sure! MORE »
CNN Still Asking The Tough Questions
Monday, July 20th, 2009
Birth control? The spork? Caucuses? The labradoodle? The Volkswagen Thing? Democracy? Drip irrigation? Unmanned drones? [CNN]
Famed Romancer Ensign Not So Popular In Nevada Now
Monday, June 22nd, 2009
Gee, usually when married people publicly confess to having a hot dirty sex affair with some person they’re not married to, folks stand up and cheer! But for poor Senator John Ensign, it has only made him less popular. How exactly are he and fellow Republican adulterer Governor Jim Gibbons supposed to defeat the Mormon saint Harry Reid when they can’t get voters to like them? MORE »
Today In CNN.com Quick Polls
Thursday, June 18th, 2009
Hmm… we’re not going to offer our opinion on the matter until we hear what Bill Kristol has to say about this. [CNN]
People Trust Overtly Evil, Profiteering Money Corporations To Reform Health Care More Than They Do Republicans
Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
Yes: more Americans would prefer to have Satanic pharmaceutical/insurance corporations — entities that exist solely to profit from the nation’s poor health, ones that would choose to see eventual government debt default & apocalypse over the creation of a public, non-discriminatory health plan to cover actual sick people — as one of the two major American political parties debating health care reform, instead of the Republicans. (Not that the Democrats in Congress fare much better, and they shouldn’t!) MORE »
Obama *Almost* More Popular Than Nazi Pope & Multi-Racial Golfing Star Combined
Thursday, June 11th, 2009
Well, Barack Obama has failed again. The so-called president isn’t quite as popular as Nazi Pope Joseph Ratzinger and Partially-African-American Nike model Tiger Woods combined, according to an idiotic new study which also revealed that 5% of Americans want to meet and have their topless picture taken with teevee’s Hannah Montana. MORE »












Here’s a wacky poll from the Facebook over the weekend. The Secret Service were