‘Magic Negro’ Track Destroys Boosts Chip Saltsman
The RNC either has a better or worse sense of humor than we thought.
Posted 12/29/08 in Daily Intel
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Believe It or Not, Folks Up in Arms Over Republican’s ‘Barack the Magic Negro’ Song
Chip Saltsman apparently hasn't heard that minorities already distrust Republicans for some reason.
Posted 09/05/08 in Daily Intel
Great Moments in RNC History
Wolf Blitzer: In Touch With His Inner Child
The 'Situation Room' host was overjoyed by the balloons at last night's convention. Can't you tell by his face?
Posted 09/05/08 in Daily Intel
Great Moments in RNC History
Republican Dance Party Yields Awesome ‘Barracuda ’08’ Video
Well, basically everyone.
Posted 08/06/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
Obama: ‘It’s Like These Guys Take Pride in Being Ignorant.’
Obama responds to the tire-gauge mocking campaign. But is it a slam dunk?
Posted 08/04/08 in Daily Intel
Early and Often
John McCain Doesn’t Have Space for Other Grizzled, Balding GOP Hawk at the Convention
Dick Cheney will not have a speaking role at the Republican National Convention this month, and we suspect we know why.
Posted 07/29/08 in Daily Intel
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Republicans Awkwardly Attempt Internet Humor
You will love this bizarre pretend Obama ad that the RNC put out today. But you'll have no idea why they made it.
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