One of my favorite images of all time, compliments of the good people over at Pinko Magazine:

I STILL can’t believe the Clinton campaign paid for this garbage. At least McCain didn’t pay for the video that made him look like a tool. Like young people are going to see this clip and just flock to the polls for HRC…

(hat tip: Daily Kos)

Pretty damn funny little parody of the Yes We Can video, this time at John McCain’s expense. Nothing wrong with that!

Hillary, can we please chill with the crying? This is starting to get embarrassing. Is it Hillary Rodham Clinton or Crier? I guess Bill wasn’t the only one who felt their pain. More from Yahoo!

Mark Penn, a Hillary Clinton pollster, called Barack Obama “the establishment candidate” today.

Excuse me? Wouldn’t this be like John McCain calling Ron Paul the establishment candidate? Like the Patriots calling themselves the underdogs heading into last week’s Super Bowl?

This is fucking retarded. It’s a weak attempt to try and thwart Obama’s youth movement and insurgent appeal.  Lame. It won’t work.

(hat tip: TPM)

Just what in the hell was Bill Clinton doing in Kazakhstan? Not participating in Borat’s “Running of the Jew,” but he might as well have been. From Fox News:

Yet, in late 2006, as his wife was laying the ground work for a presidential race and serving in the U.S. Senate, Bill Clinton flew on a lavish private plane to the former Soviet State and met with its President, Nursultan A. Nazarbayev, known best for eliminating all opposition in his country. In the short time that he was there, Clinton promoted Nazarbayev for chairman of a U.N. committee – a position that the United States government, and his own wife, had opposed. That made no difference to Clinton. Of course, he never mentioned anything at all about the rampant human rights violations.

Clinton was there as the guest of Frank Giustra, a Canadian billionaire who wanted to buy the country’s uranium rights. Although he had no experience in this area of the world, he was suddenly awarded the contract which the New York Times termed a “monster deal…. [that] suddenly transformed the company into the world’s largest uranium producers.”

Clinton made sure that the Kazahstan President understood that Giustra and Clinton were an item.

After the deal was closed, Clinton’s foundation received a $31 million contribution from Giustra and a pledge of another $100 million.

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