The SC Heckler Vulnerable For Reelection

The South Carolina Congressman Joe Wilson (R), who shouted "You Lie!" at Obama's speech, appears to be vulnerable for reelection.

From Politico:

"Rob Miller (D) edges Wilson, 44% to 43%, in a survey conducted Thursday night and Friday morning."

The thing is, I don't trust these things a year out. It is way too early to raise an eyebrow. It will take a couple more controversies before this can even be considered a toss up.

To donate to his opponent, Rob Miller, click here.

GOP State Rep Really Lets It All Out

Conservative GOP state rep Michael Duval from orange county California, not knowing of his hot mic, disclosed, in disgusting detail, his extramarital affairs 2 women yesterday.

A quote from TPM:

"She wears little eye-patch underwear. So, the other day she came here with her underwear, Thursday. And
 so, we had made love Wednesday--a lot! And so she'll, she's all, 'I am going 
up and down the stairs, and you're dripping out of me!' So messy!"

And then there's this:

"So, I am getting into spanking her. Yeah, I like it. I like spanking her. She goes, 'I know you like spanking me.' I said, 'Yeah! Because you're such a bad girl!'"

It would be funny but this is so disgusting. A fat old man talking like that. It is quite vile. Is this the next generation of GOP congressman.

God, I hope not.

Right In A Tither Over Obama's Address of School Kids

Jesus christ the right can get worked up over nothing. To the point of insulting the intelligences of normal Americans. The right has been going ape nuts over president Obama's speech to incoming grade school students.

They say Obama's is trying to indoctrinate our kids into his left wing socialist agenda. What crap.

From Robert Gibbs:

"I think it's a sad, sad day that the political back and forth has intruded on anyone speaking to schoolchildren and teachers and parents about the responsibilities that they have as we enter a new school year."

Its true. A very sad day when our elected president has this crap distracts from his attempts to keep kids in school.