Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

Red lights blinking on democracy’s dashboard

Pessimism assures that nothing of any importance will change.

Optimism opens the door to great things.

I know this must be bad for Joe Biden, I just don’t know how.

“Squeaker” McCarthy

You don’t get to peddle hatred on saturday and offer condolences on sunday.

Give the craziest people you know everything they want and hope they don’t ask for more? Great plan.

Hot air and ill-informed banter

Come on, man.

Insiders who complain to politico: please report to the white house office of shut the fuck up.

Teach a man to fish, and he’ll sit in a boat all day drinking beer.

Wow, you are pre-disappointed. How surprising.

The cruelty is the point; the law be damned.

fuckem (in honor of the late great efgoldman)

A sufficient plurality of insane, greedy people can tank any democratic system ever devised, apparently.

Prediction: the GOP will rethink its strategy of boycotting future committees.

The GOP couldn’t organize an orgy in a whorehouse with a fist full of 50s.

When do we start airlifting the women and children out of Texas?

if you can’t see it, then you are useless in the fight to stop it.

Meanwhile over at truth Social, the former president is busy confessing to crimes.

And now I have baud making fun of me. this day can’t get worse.

If senate republicans had any shame, they’d die of it.

Our job is not to persuade republicans but to defeat them.

“Jesus paying for the sins of everyone is an insult to those who paid for their own sins.”

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Just got back from a charity benefit for breast cancer awareness that had the worst band since the Wedding Singer.

And I’m pretty sure Tammy will back me up on this.

*** Update ***

The ferocious lion, after chasing feathered prey seemingly attached to a stick and always somehow able to escape his grasp, feasts on the carcass of a dead tuna:

thelionsleepstonight

I may be watching too much of the Planet Earth series.

Also, Radio KAOS is on tonight right now.

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  2. 2.

    Jorge

    Deep question of the day…

    How does Obama manage to lose the 24 hour news cycle 6 out of 7 days a week and still pwn everyone?

  3. 3.

    dmsilev

    @Jorge: I wonder if, after the election, someone was bored enough to go through Mark Halperin’s archives and see how many days/weeks McCain “won” compared to Obama.

    -dms

  5. 5.

    Mark S.

    When I first read about that Conservapedia Bible translation thing, I didn’t realize they were taking entire passages out that they didn’t like. I also liked this:

    For example, Conservapedia says it would be more appropriate and culturally relevant to say Jesus “home schooled” his disciples; where the Ten Commandments warn against worshiping “false idols” we should substitute “media” because that is a better analogy between today’s Americans and the Israelites of yesteryear.

    Fucking insane (and waaaay beyond where most wingnuts would go). I noticed Conservapedia is down right now.

    And every time I think Lindsay Graham might not be too bad as far as Republicans go, he goes and votes in favor of rape.

  7. 7.

    SiubhanDuinne

    Okay, that does it. I’m wearing bigger and prettier pink ribbons from now on. But the band at next year’s event had better be good.

  9. 9.

    SiubhanDuinne

    Tu-u-u-u-u-nch!

    (Well, someone had to say it, and I don’t see asiangrrlMN around.)

    What a treat. Thank you, John.

  11. 11.

    asiangrrlMN

    Tuuuuuuuuuuuuunchie! I looooooove you! This makes up (almost) for the Twins laying an egg in da Bronx.

    I am NOT clicking on any of your ebil links.

  14. 14.

    General Winfield Stuck

    @Nicole:

    Fantastic! The only other time I saw video of a baby elephant being born was in the wild. The poor little feller’s hind legs where I guess our ankle would be, wouldn’t unfold so he could stand on his feet. The film makers followed him around a couple of days and he could barely get around by scooting on his knees. When the rest of the herd had to keep moving to find water he fell behind, but his momma would not abandon him. Then all of a sudden his legs straightened out and all was well. But it was a close call.

  15. 15.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @asiangrrlMN

    Pink ribbons so John doesn’t have to suffer through any more terrible Wedding Singer-type bands at breast cancer charity balls.

    What, you go straight to the Tunch picture without even reading the post first? Why would you do that?

  16. 16.

    burnspbesq

    Greetings from NYC. I have a happy tummy, having feasted on the best fast food in the known universe (the combo plate from the halal gyro cart on the southwest corner of 53rd and Sixth).

    I am currently listening to “Leonard Cohen Live in London,” which is … umm … interesting. “The Future” sounds like it should have been entitled “Dick Cheney’s Blues.”

  17. 17.

    Mark S.

    You let Tunch eat on the couch? He must be a less sloppy eater than my cats (though one of them is very bitchy if he can’t eat on his spot on the counter).

  19. 19.

    Ash Can

    OK, just as I was starting to worry that Tunch was being neglected in the Cole household in favor of Lily, I see that he gets fed on the freakin’ couch, for crap’s sake. LOL! It makes me feel much better to see that.

  20. 20.

    John Cole

    I was just giving him a snack on the couch.

    Although Tunch usually does whatever he wants whenever he wants. You think I could fall out of love with the best looking cat EVAH?

  21. 21.

    John Cole

    You should be listening to Radio Kaos right now- he is having problems getting shit to play, and just of randomly babbling until something plays. Been there, done that.

  23. 23.

    Just Some Fuckhead

    Picture the hungry lion growling warily as it approaches the helpless tuna can. This massive feline is at the top of the food chain and no tuna can is safe when he is on the prowl. Soon nothing will be left except disposable remnants of aluminum..

  26. 26.

    jl

    I agree that a cat eating tuna on any couch inside a human habitation is a high risk activity. But from the looks of the picture, not one single atom, not a quark, of that tuna will escape between the can and the Tunch-n-eater’s belly.

    Tunch is unique -and looking ample, perhaps one might even say Rubenesque. Or maybe he gets very tiny cans of catfood, as part of his healthful slimming diet.

    thanks for Tunch pic. This is the first time I remember a pic of Tunch at peace with the world, or at least one small part of it. Last one was Tunch guarding the tomato patch like some fearsome Buddhist protective demon.

  27. 27.

    Tattoosydney

    @General Winfield Stuck:

    baby elephant being born … in the wild

    I saw that footage (can’t remember where – but I am pretty sure David Attenborough was involved somehow). It was white knuckle viewing, and I was ready to bawl if the poor little thing got left behind, and then ended up bawling anyway as he trotted off happily.

  28. 28.

    Just Some Fuckhead

    The tuna can feels the lion’s growl before seeing him, a long low thunder, vibrating his very lid. He is far from his natural habitat, the cabinet beside the oven. There he would be able to huddle quietly, blending in with the other assorted canned meat products. Here on the couch, his only hope is to hide under something and hope his fragrant chicken-of-the-sea aroma does not give him away..

  30. 30.

    Violet

    @John Cole:

    I was just giving him a snack on the couch.

    His snack is an entire can of tuna? No wonder there is so much Tunch to love. And he gets to eat on the couch? Tunch rules the house!

  32. 32.

    Blue Raven

    Is Tunch as soft to pet as he looks in that shot? He reminds me of my boyfriend’s cat somehow, and said kitteh has black velvet fur. Smaller than the Tunchinator by a fair bit, but a true joy to pet.

  35. 35.

    CaseyL

    Just as the tuna can was exposed to greater danger when it left the safety and comfort of its home among the canned goods for the open futon plain, so you are exposed to greater danger every time you leave your house. Mutual of Omaha understands the need to leave the house every once in a while, and the need for protective coverage when that happens. Call Mutual of Omaha today, and protect yourself and your family.

  36. 36.

    Mnemosyne

    I’m signed up to do a 10-mile bike ride for breast cancer awareness on Saturday, and I’m at home with what I’m almost certain is the goddamned flu. I suspect the chances of my recovering from the flu within 48 hours so I can still do the ride are pretty slim. Feh.

  37. 37.

    Tattoosydney

    @asiangrrlMN:

    I’m well, fake-wife…. how are you?

    Spent a long weekend away with real-hubby and Pedro at a beach house (where it rained the whole time, so we spent the weekend playing scrabble in Portuguese (which makes for VERY long games) and marking medical students’ essays))…

    Just over six weeks until I am an (unofficially) married man, and just over seven weeks until I get six weeks holiday!!

  38. 38.

    asiangrrlMN

    @Tattoosydney: I’m doing all right. It sounds like you had a lovely weekend, despite the rain. The weather is cooling off rapidly here, which makes me VERY happy. Snow can only be around the corner, and then, I will be ecstatic.

    Have you and your real-hubby picked out your wedding colors yet?

  39. 39.

    Warren Terra

    Apparently Rep. Gohmert (R-TX) claimed today that repealing DADT would legalize bestiality, necrophilia, and pedophilia, and would lead to a Nazi takeover or something. There’s a link at Benen’s blog.

  40. 40.

    willf

    Ya gotta let him catch the feather thing some of the time, ya big meanie.

    I mean, don’t let him know that your letting him catch it, just do it.

    Trust me, it cuts down on grumpy cat moments.

  42. 42.

    jl

    @Violet: You mean ‘snack’ means ‘snack’? I assumed ‘snack’ meant ‘dinner’. I guess that explains why Tunch is still, um, ‘ample’.

    Also. Everyone knows Tunch rules the place and is grooming Lily to be second in command, or straw boss, or something. Don’t rub it in, or you might hurt Mr. Cole’s feelings. Nedd to maintain some appearances.

  43. 43.

    jl

    @willf: I’ve seen a clip of Mr. Tunch being allowed to capture a toy mouse on a string. Tunch just clamps down on the poor toy with the TunchJaws of Death, and sits there, clamping down, with an air of ferocious concentration, and complete peace and contentment.

    No wonder Cole is afraid to go to sleep at night.

  44. 44.

    Just Some Fuckhead

    Join us next week..

    I’m Steve Irwin and we’ve caught a live tuna can. These things are delicious and hunted by nearly every species IN THE UNIVERSE! Some even call them the CHICKEN of the SEA! We’re going to have ourselves a bit of this little fella. First, I work open his shell with this utility knife. There, there. Now just look at all that meat! There’s even some on the shell we removed. I’m just going to lick that off with my tongue. Aaagh! I’m cut, bleeding badly! Krikie, it attacked me with it’s razor sharp defenses! Feeling faint..

  45. 45.

    Tattoosydney

    @asiangrrlMN:

    Have you and your real-hubby picked out your wedding colors yet?

    No. I get to pick the flowers and the colour of my tie, and he gets to pick his tie. Does that count?

  46. 46.

    Comrade Mary

    I’m Steve Irwin and we’ve caught a live tuna can. …

    OK, that actually made me laugh out loud.

  53. 53.

    Steeplejack

    Tonight I want to testify to the power of music.

    Just got in from the crappy part-time job (health insurance, fuck, yeah!), in a particularly foul mood after a maddening interaction with my boss-from-Dilbert manager. Walking home, after a stop at the supermarket, carrying nothing but a six-pack of beer and a roll of paper towels–that in itself just screams “Loser!” –I was listening to music in shuffle mode from the Steeplejack 2000 semi-smart phone. Nothing was really hitting me, but then as I got close to home two songs brought me out of my foul mood, sort of by rubbing my face in it.

    The first was “I Can’t Keep from Crying Sometimes,” an incredibly obscure song from about 1970 by a group called Deirdre Wilson Tabac. I have no clue who they were, so don’t even ask. It’s just a great song that encapsulates a certain genre of music from that period for me–bluesy-jazzy guitar, good beat, good vocalist, serious horn section. Somewhere in the region of the Guess Who (“Undun”) meets Ides of March (“Vehicle”) meets the Electric Flag meets Blood, Sweat and Tears. Gentlemen of a certain age–I’m looking at you, Stuck and Burnspbesq–will understand what I’m talking about. (Maybe JK, too, because he’s all about the music.)

    There are two YouTube links to the song. The first clip uses it as the audio for a snippet from the ’60s documentary I Am Cuba. I really like this juxtaposition, and I am posting it despite the fact that Laura W mocked me mercilessly when I posted it before. (Sometimes a woman just doesn’t understand a man at a certain level. B.O.B. knows this. But I digress.) The second clip is just the song, for those who are put off by the incredibly awesome mashup with I Am Cuba.

    And then the next song provided the knockout punch–Gil Scott-Heron’s “Winter in America.” It brought back my days as an embittered young black man walking the mean streets of the harsh American cityscape. That was long before I became a pasty middle-aged white guy cruising the slightly less mean suburban streets in his leased Ford Taurus, after which I became a certified cranky slightly older middle-aged man walking the still mean streets of the still harsh American cityscape. But I digress.

    Anyway, the image of me walking along feeling sorry for myself with “Winter in America” playing on the soundtrack of my life was so over the top that I found myself almost smiling as I reached the sanctuary of the man-cave. Before I turned off the music on the Steep 2000 I looked to see what the next song would have been to come up. Awesome! Bob Seger’s “2 + 2 = ?”! I listened to that just to hit the trifecta. I forgot about the part where I did two tours in ’Nam and came home to do a small but crucial supporting role in Dead Presidents.

    Have no idea what the moral of this is supposed to be. I love music, I love this blog, I love this “delightful rabble,” as RedKitten once called it.

    That is all.

    (I know this will go into moderation because of all the links, but so be it.)

  54. 54.

    Tattoosydney

    @asiangrrlMN:

    No. You need colors. And a theme. Otherwise, it’s not a proper wedding.

    Some would say it’s not a proper wedding anyway…

    Does “getting drunk with your friends” count as a theme?

  56. 56.

    Wile E. Quixote

    Now here’s some good readin’

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    Are you sick of the nonsense? The feel-good illogic? The morass of corruption and favoritism? The upside-down, inside-out economics that only make sense to someone who never had to balance a real budget?
    Sure you are. What thinking person wouldn’t be?
    But what can one person do? You possess no aircraft carriers to enforce your will, and you do not want any. Putting one in your backyard wouldn’t leave room for the grill. You wield no power of general taxation with which to vex your enemies and reward your cronies. You don’t even have any cronies—just a few good friends. Even if you did decide to raise your one lonely voice, how could you be heard over the on-going, ever-rising uproar of the professional whiners?
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    Like Sharon Cooper, Heinlein speaks from experience. After the Second World War, Heinlein joined the Democratic Party of California (a wholly different beast than it is today) and ended up a state committeeman and a behind-the-scenes representative of rationality on the national level. Heinlein writes the book in an entirely non-partisan manner, however. He doesn’t care what you believe, only that you cease being either a mouse or an ineffective windbag and make yourself heard in the democratic process:
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    Introductions by Newt Gingrich and Rush Limbaugh? Be still my beating wingnut heart. OMFG, do you know what would make this even better? If they combined it in one book with Atlas Shrugged and The Five-Thousand Year Leap. Would it even be possible to have that much awesomeness between two covers?

    It’s not surprising that Baen is doing everything they can to cash in the wingnut SF fan demographic. They’re the biggest pushers of authoritarian war pornography thinly disguised as SF out there. It’s kind of depressing that the Heinlein estate is run by assholes who are cashing in on that demopgraphic though, Heinlein was a waaaaaay more liberal than the conservatives and libertarians who idolize him realize.

  57. 57.

    gwangung

    It’s not surprising that Baen is doing everything they can to cash in the wingnut SF fan demographic.

    Kinda surprising Bujold’s still selling for them; definitely NOT a wingnut writer.

  61. 61.

    Emma Anne

    @Jorge:

    How does Obama manage to lose the 24 hour news cycle 6 out of 7 days a week and still pwn everyone?

    He is playing chess and they are playing checkers. It doesn’t even need to be multi-dimensional chess when your opponents can’t think past three or four moves.

  63. 63.

    Anne Laurie

    @Tattoosydney:

    Does “getting drunk with your friends” count as a theme?

    Hey, I grew up Irish, where it’s more like a lifestyle! A joke from my butch baby sister: What’s the difference between an Irish pub and a gay bar?

    The folk wisdom among Amurkin married folk is that it’s not a “real” marriage unless you’ve got some horrible piece of kitsch left over from the wedding, like the plastic cake topper or a glitter-bedecked ‘memory candle’. Since the Spousal Unit and I got hitched by an old friend who is an Arch-Priest in the Church of the Goddess, ours is either the grapevine pentacle wrapped with satin ribbons and our handfasting that’s hanging in the bedroom, or the hand-signed official state letter from then-Governor William Weld congratulating us (and authorizing an individual from an ‘irregular’ religion to perform the ceremony, which was the actual purpose of said letter). So if you, or your relatives, haven’t already picked out something slightly embarrassing to feature at the ceremony, time to go shopping!

  64. 64.

    Martin

    Speaking of NYC, Yanks won! Only 10 more games between us and the World Series trophy! ::ducks::

    Fuck the Yankees.

    And I’m free to say that as a former NY resident.

  68. 68.

    Anne Laurie

    @Steeplejack:

    What is the difference between an Irish pub and a gay bar?

    Gays go to the bar to get drunk; drunks go to the pub to get gay.

    Of course, between your last epic posting and Wile’s, nobody’s going to read down as far as this punchline anyway!

  71. 71.

    Steeplejack

    @Anne Laurie:

    Thank you. I needed closure on that joke.

    I just needed to vent. Perhaps, centuries from now, cyber-archaeologists sifting through the detritus of the Balloon Juice site will read my rant and think WTF?! (Well, they’ll probably be thinking WTF?! about the whole blog, but that’s beside the point.)

  74. 74.

    freelancer (itouch)

    @Steeplejack:

    (ok I had edit 20 minutes ago in Safari via itouch, but it’s gone now.

    Sjack, that wasn’t a rant, that was art, brother. I’d prolly relate more to the music but I’m only 27, so it’s not really in my wheelhouse.

    Srsly watch KO, I don’t think I’m gonna shut up about it.

  75. 75.

    Yutsano

    @Tattoosydney: It worked at my brother’s wedding, but my mom took over planning pretty much the whole affair. The funny part is we were wondering what she was going to do with herself after it was all over. That matter fortunately has settled.

    @asiangrrlMN: We’re getting cooler temps here also and I for one am thrilled. I also wrote you a great answer the other night that WordPress promptly ate. I’ll catch you up on shtuff if you’re still awake.

  77. 77.

    D-Chance.

    Just got back from a charity benefit for breast cancer awareness…

    Breast cancer? What is that? Never heard of it…

  79. 79.

    Linkmeister

    Woot! The Dodgers beat the Cardinals and reputed super-pitcher Carpenter tonight. Two wins in the next four games to advance to the next round!

    Listening to Alison Krauss’s A Hundred Miles or More for the first time. Not bluegrass, no Union Station involved with this one; just other cuts from other musical experiments she’s done, including duets.

  80. 80.

    Luthe

    Has anyone checked the Conservapedia Bible to see if Stephen Colbert is included yet? The segment of his show where he loosed the Colbert Nation horde on the project had me LOLing for a good five minutes.

  82. 82.

    Aaron

    I was surprised to see nothing here on Olbermann. Did anyone else catch his show last night? It was a long, narrativized, moral argument for healthcare that I thought was really interesting.

    Anyway, just throwing this out there as food for thought

  84. 84.

    Jay in Oregon

    @asiangrrlMN:

    Personally? I’m doing well. Sleeping fairly regularly and my appetite is back.

    Relationship? Still very hard. One step forward, one step back.

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