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Recent cable news polls have FNC rated way out in front of any other news source. A look at this Hitler parody gets a laugh as do the ratings chart below. Live + Same Day Cable News Daily Ratings for March 04, 2010 P2+ Total Day FNC – 1,406,000 viewers CNN – 405,000 viewers MSNBC –384,000 viewers CNBC – 237,000 viewers HLN – 297,000 viewers

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The Fuhrer throws a fit after learning "Ted Kennedy's seat" no longer belongs to a Democrat. Video at the link

Yes, another short Hitler skit! This one's especially funny! Video

We see now that the image was all a fraud. The things that made the public like Tiger personally -- the low-key demeanor, manners, and sweet smile of countless sports-page photos, magazine covers, political analogies, and most important, product endorsements, was an act. The larger lesson here is about how much artifice -- sustained, deliberate deception -- goes into the construction of a public persona when there is profit to be made or power to be had. In one instance reporters had photos of a "transgression"...committed in a church parking lot, no less. These journalists agreed to keep it secret...

Using the bunker scene from "Downfall" they have the Nazis planning Global Warming.

Al-Qaida on Tuesday released a new 106-minute long video predicting President Barack Obama's downfall at the hands of the Muslim world. The Arabic-language video, entitled "The West and the Dark Tunnel," is part of series of messages by the organization marking the eighth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. Bin Laden released a short message of his own on Sept. 14. Like similar long messages on previous anniversaries, it featured testimony from several leading al-Qaida figures intercut with news footage from the past year.

Japanese Pop Idol Recast as Junkie Earthquakes, tsunami tidal waves, typhoons, floods and landslides kept Japanese news gatherers busy over the Obon week when Japanese traditionally return home to pay respects to departed relatives who return briefly from the spirit world. It wasn't, however, any act of God that shocked the nation but alleged drug use by singer Noriko Sakai. Manufactured pop idols cranked out by Japan's powerful production companies have dominated Japan's music charts for decades. Sakai, who debuted at 15 in 1987 with squeaky voice, clean-cut image and cute nickname, Nori-P, was one of the most successful winning...

My thesis is Obama actually wants the destroy the US and is leading the Dems in voting for the Stimulus...this in the face of obvious US banks' downfall, other companies, etc. Thus, governmental employees reign. He is rich, and perhaps his money is kept somewhere, not sure because his money is at risk in a US bank. His communist friends hate the US. Has anyone written an editorial on this thesis? I mean, either he is that arrogant to think his pork bill will save the US or he keeps pushing it in spite of watching the banks crumble and...

Linda Sanchez has always stood out a bit in Congress. The SoCal Democrat is by far the House's finest comedian -- sharing wacky tales of dating life on the charity stand-up circuit -- and, along with Rep. Loretta Sanchez, part of the body's first sister act. Now, she's poised to become only the eighth congresswoman in history to have a baby while in office -- and the first to do so while single.

Relations between Russia and Germany have not been good since Vladimir Putin's nationalist sabre-rattling this summer, but they are about to get a whole lot worse. A new film about to be released in Germany will force both countries to re-examine part of their recent history that each would much prefer to forget. Yet it is right that the ghastly truth should finally be acknowledged. The movie, A Woman In Berlin, is based on the diary of the German journalist Marta Hillers and depicts the horror of the Red Army's capture of the capital of the Third Reich in April...

You have to check out this video on YouTube. It is a total satire on the vetting of Sarah Palin, and how it has created chaos with the Democrats.

A secret video of the current happenings in the Obama war room, of election strategy. (Humor) Inside the Democratic Party War Room

One more time, for the few who may have missed what may be the funniest 'You Tube' video about recent election events, check out "Hillary's Downfall". WARNING: Very strong language!!!

Well Cowboy fans... Someone feels your pain.

The Iowa caucuses will be held on January third, and voters in New Hampshire will cast their votes in the nation's first primary on January eighth. Additional January primaries and caucuses will be held in Michigan, South Carolina, and Florida among other states. And on February fifth, Super Tuesday, nearly two dozen states from New York, New Jersey and California and in-between the two coasts could determine the presidential nominees of both major political parties. Senator Hillary Clinton has been leading in the national polls as well as in Iowa and in New Hampshire against her two main rivals, Senator...

IN MEMORY OF JOACHIM FEST The Proud Loner By Matthias Matussek Joachim Fest has died. The author of a best-selling biography of Adolf Hitler and former editor of the conservative daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung has left an impressive life's work - one of the most important to be produced in Germany since 1945. Fest's memoirs "Not Me" are a masterpiece. They tell the story of a family that refused to bow to the pressures of history and society. Now he has lost his battle against illness after all. Joachim Fest had to muster the last of his strength to complete...

(AP) PLYMOUTH, Mass. -- In this village settled by thrifty Pilgrims, you can still buy penny candy for a penny, but tourist Alan Ferguson doubts he'll be able to dig any 1-cent pieces out of his pockets. He rarely carries pennies because "they take up a lot of room for how much value they have." Instead, like so many other Americans, he dumps his pennies into a bucket back home in Sarasota, Fla. Pity the poor penny! It packs so little value that merry kids chuck pennies into the fountain near the candy store, just to watch them splash...

It was mid-July 2004. The constitutional deadline for enacting a state budget had passed a month earlier, and Arnold Schwarzenegger, eight months into his governorship, was squabbling with Democratic lawmakers over a spate of budget-related issues. Schwarzenegger was frustrated because he had, in his own mind, bent over backward to accommodate Democrats' demands for sparing health and welfare programs from severe cuts, even though the state faced a multibillion-dollar deficit. He had abandoned his initial demands for midyear spending reductions and then added $3 billion to his revised budget. In return, Schwarzenegger had sought concessions, such as making it easier...