RAISON D’ÊTRE

To eradicate, by aggressive applications of cynicism, the credulity and naiveté that allows disinformation to spread, liars to prosper and liberty to fail.
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You’re Invited: To a Celebration of Your Own Demise

8 November 2010 | posted by Lucian

Fresh joy via Drudge:

Nancy Pelosi Speaker of the United States House of Representatives requests the pleasure of your company at a reception honoring the Accomplishments of the 111th Congress on Wednesday, the tenth day of November, two thousand ten at three thirty in the afternoon Cannon Caucus Room 345 Cannon House Office Building

Party sounds like a ‘Capitol’ idea, Nan. Don’t forget the clown hammer.

HIGH FIVE, AMERICA. COME ON.

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Vanity Hair

5 November 2010 | posted by Lucian

Graydon Carter, eminent erudite editor of Vanity Fair, has some advice for pubescent Americans and our electoral shenanigans in his latest piece entitled “Man Up, America!” Read his penetrating analysis here.

Or don’t. You will have learned as much either way.

For those of you smart stupid enough to have skipped it, here are the salient points:

The anger among the electorate is palpable. And all so very gauche. The “attendant hatred” for Obama has . . . → Read More: Vanity Hair

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The Elocutioner’s Song

4 November 2010 | posted by Juvenal

In a stunning upset, Barney Frank won his Massachusetts seat for the 113th time. As always, Chowds, great job.

Afterward, Frank addressed a cheering throng of 27 at his palatial campaign headquarters.

For those of you despondent, contemplating suicide but lacking the courage, we suggest you watch this video in its entirety. Should your head remain unexploded by minute six, certainly by minute eight you will have run screaming from the room into an oncoming . . . → Read More: The Elocutioner’s Song

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