It’s Gadjunk, where you can go “Oh, cool!” at things like a batphone. Similar 
to The Batphone, without the cakeplate, and you can buy it.
Remember the “dick clips?” Now, you can get ninja push pins.
The only hitch for Caleb might be the less-than-stellar photo fakery.
He might also like these Family Guy motivational posters that are as stupid as Family Guy.
If you’re worried that you might still accidentally get laid at that Sci-Fi convention, try one of these.
Radar’s latest is a completely unsourced account about the weak, alleged Ashley Biden cocaine video, this time talking about how the guy who tried to sell it allegedly set the whole thing up. Not a single source, named or otherwise.
They’re running it on a splash page that chronicles their entire journey through shit journalism. See, here’s where we went to see a copy (of a copy? Retouched?) of a tape that some guy was trying to sell. Here’s where we were not convinced enough to buy it, but happy to pimp it for traffic! And here’s where the guy’s lawyer told us his client duped us all! And here’s where we claim the guy duped Ashley, with no sources! Ahh, good times!
Oh, but we get even worse! Here, we milk a paragraph from the NY Post with a misleading headline, and we don’t mention that the charge was dropped!
Radar sucks. Just ask them.
Here’s pretty much the full video of my interview with Patrick Kennedy, in 3 parts. I have to say, I was very impressed by his humanity. I speak to a lot of politicians and political operatives, and none has near the obviously deep-seated connection to liberal ideals that Kennedy has.
First, I asked him about healthcare. As an expert on the subject, I can vouch for Patrick’s bona fides. Earlier in the evening, we had a talk about the nuts and bolts of health insurance that would bore you to tears, the mark of a true experts. This part of the interview is a Daily Dose exclusive. For now.
My old pal John Ziegler gets a nineteen-part interview at HuffPo.
Good Sunday talk roundup here .
GOP budget off the chart.
My old pal Kevin is at it again.
Caleb Howe is copiously doing this over at Redstate because Keith Olbermann made a mistake. I have to hand it to him, he’s gone on a Javert-esque quest to embarrass Keith over his gaffe, even digging up the guy whose Twitter feed recommendation landed him in hot water.
OK, sure, it is a little bit funny that Keith named Twitter the Worst Person in the World for allegedly allowing someone to operate a fraudulent Keith Olbermann Twitter feed that later turned out to be one that was set up by NBC. Keith (or someone on his production staff, or an intern, most likely) became aware of the Twitter feed when a fan of his sent an email recommending Dan Cooper’s Twitter feed.
Worth some props is Caleb digging Cooper up to hurl his own version of a Special Comment at Keith. Fair enough, if you make a gaffe, you take your lumps.
Worth a chuckle is the fact that that same “Worst Persons” segment was sent out by the Keith Olbermann Twitter feed in question.
