We all have fallen short of the glory. Unfortunately for some of us, the fall can be big and in front of a whole lot of people. Thank goodness there are those who have screwed up just as bad or even worse to come to the defense. For example, the embattled governor of South Carolina, Mark Sanford spoke op for his fellow South Carolinian Joe “You Lie” Wilson. Sanford bemoaned the fact that Wilson already apologized once and he didn’t understand what else did they want from the loud congressman. In the world of Mark Sanford it seems, saying your sorry should be enough.
But it isn’t. Sanford is being pushed out of the Governorship and the rest of America (save the right wing haters) aren’t quite ready to forgive Joe Wilson. What he did crossed all kinds of lines. His outburst not only showed a disrespect for the President but for his fellow representatives, and his constituents. To hell with his emotions getting the best of him. That’s just a bullshit excuse for wanting a bit of shine based on a lie. His pithy apology waylaid by Rahm Emmanuel simply wasn’t enough. At least if he made a statement to the House that showed some modicum of contriteness it would help. I don’t see that happening though. It wouldn’t fit the whole patriotic-all american-fight-the liberals meme. It’s cool to disrespect the President and his family. If you have an offensive enough sign or if you repeat a crazy enough conspiracy theory, you get a whole lot of attention.
I wonder though will Joe appreciate the Governor’s show of support. Could it possibly help his re-election chances if he has a lying, cheating, stealing fellow Republican in his corner. Maybe Joe doesn’t feel all that great with Mark having his back. I don’t think a rally featuring the both of them will be happening any time soon. How interesting that Mark Sanford would say that it’s time for all of us to move on. We all could do that once Sanford and Wilson are out of office that’s for sure.











Embattled RNC Chair Michael Steele a.k.a “MC Steele” faced calls for his resignation, a good old fashion mocking by Joe Scarborough, and a FBI investigation into his financial shenanigans during his 2006 Senate run. Yikes. To make matters worse, he had to kowtow and pucker up to the Almighty Rush Limbaugh. It looks like his fellow Republicans are no longer poplocking to “How ya like me now?”
R&B Singer and Ike Turner devotee, Chris Brown was formally charged this week with two felonies. His arraignment has been postponed until April in order to give his PR team ample time to create more sympathy. However, the full police report has been released and suffice to say, their modus operandi will only work on those Rhi Rhi hating C.Breezy STANS out there.
”American Idol” finalist Tatiana Del Toro made it to the finals and got dumped, only to be brought back for the wild card round to be dumped again. It might not have been as bad a week for her as it was for us. We’re the ones that truly suffered from two nights in a row of her woefully fucktastical version “Saving All My Love”, and the subsequent histrionics. Oh the drama!
Chicken McNuggets obsessed Latreasa Goodman was arrested and charged for misusing the 911 system for calling 3 times to report that a monstrous McDonald’s worker denied her of her precious McNuggets. Ms. Goodman contends that she did the right thing by calling 911 instead of flying across the counter and getting her money back. I could understand her rationale say if she ordered a wing pack from Popeyes. Everyone one knows those Cajun spices are enough to throw some bows over, but honestly…




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