The new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll finds that the number of Americans who support allowing gays to serve openly in the military has gone from 40 percent a decade ago to 50 percent today.
Fox News honcho Roger Ailes: “He loves polarization. He depends on it. If liberals and conservatives are all getting along, how good would that show be? It’d be a bomb.”
Ailes is ostensibly talking about Jon Stewart.
Put this in the category of “you can’t make it up.”
Phoenix-area Sheriff Joe Arpaio rounds up a posse of “celebrity crime fighters” — including Lou Ferrigno and Steven Seagal — to protect his non-border county from illegal immigration.
Ed. Note: I recently Netflixed The Incredible Hulk to watch with my kids. It is waaay worse than you remember. Trust me. Even my kids — who are masters at suspending their disbelief — were giggling when Ferrigno flashed white patches of skin where the green makeup didn’t extend far enough under his shorts. Bad, bad, bad TV.
Cavuto asks AK GOPer Joe Miller: Do you feel like Custer now? Watch.
Between you and me, I’m willing to make fun of it. But I’m not even sure what Cavuto was trying to say. I think this is just called losing an election.
Sarah Palin tells ABC: I can beat Obama in 2012. Watch the video.
In a race like Murkowski v. Miller, how does Fox News decide who to be biased for?
Having seen the path blazed by Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) from family values pariah to reelected senator, Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) says he’ll run for reelection in 2012.
Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s historic write-in campaign has allowed her to retain her Senate seat in Alaska. The AP is now calling the race, more than two weeks after the election and after days of write-in ballot counting.
Top social conservative says we’re making the Congressional Medal of Honor into a wussy award by not focusing enough on the body count the winner racks up, in this case Sal Giunta, the first non-posthumous winner in almost four decades.