Free Republic

Please watch the video below with the sound on mute. Did any of you actually think it was North Korean propaganda? Probably none of you did. And of course any person being completely truthful would also have the same opinion whether they also watched it on mute or in any other language including Korean. One dead giveaway is the satellite image of North Korea at night with almost no lights contrasted seconds later with a possible future North Korea covered in bright lights. Despite this, Washington Post reporter Avi Selk went through the pretense on Tuesday that some reporters, upon first viewing...

In an interview that aired Friday morning, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney told "Good Morning America" that the definition of middle income in America is "$200,000 to $250,000 or less." Romney's answer is a bit confusing, because 200,000 is included in the universe of numbers less than 250,000. If you take the statement at face value, however, it appears that Romney is using the same upper limit as President Barack Obama when it comes to middle-income earners. Obama's proposed tax hike for the richest Americans begins with taxable income over $250,000.

Headline tells the story

The butt of many a joke, Katherine Harris appears poised to have the last laugh by winning a U.S. House seat. By ADAM C. SMITH, Times Political Editor © St. Petersburg Times published June 2, 2002 Vote Harris -- We're not going to count the other votes anyway! -- One of Katherine Harris' rejected congressional campaign slogans, as imagined by a humor Web site. SARASOTA -- Katherine Harris probably will waltz into Congress next year with a strange distinction: No Florida leader -- and few in America -- has been the butt of so many jokes while thriving in politics....