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OUR FIRST ANIMATED CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: How Joe Biden's Grinch Stole Baggage 🧳 A timeless Christmas classic about a mentally-ill Joe Biden employee who tried to ruin Christmas for women in America by stealing their luggage. Wait for the heartwarming ending — Merry Christmas!

New York Gov. Cuomo says COVID is the Grinch: "The COVID Grinch is an opportunist and sees this as the season of viral transmission … This is the season of the COVID Grinch. When you hear that holiday music, da da da, think COVID Grinch and be on alert." 2:14 PM · Nov 30, 2020

Mitt Romney won last night’s Nevada caucus. It’s no shocker: he took the state by 51 percent in 2008 and it’s packed full of Mormons. But the media is predicting a sunny spring for Mr Romney, with likely victories across February. By Super Tuesday in March, he could have enough momentum to knock out Gingrich and claim the nomination. Newt was not happy with the result. During his concession speech, he lashed out at his opponent's "shameless untruths" and the media's willingness to promote them. He left the podium with a smile. Gingrich lost the Nevada caucus but won his...

Since the liberal reaction was overwhelmingly negative to our "11 Reasons Why Scrooge Is A Progressive," we're introducing 10 Reasons Why The Grinch Is A Progressive. Revealed for the first time: the Christmas-snatching Grinch is actually a politically-correct progressive. Here are the top ten pieces of evidence. 1. Instead of using a snowmobile prefers more environmentally-correct dog-powered sled. So he took his dog Max, and he took some black thread, and he tied a big horn on the top of his head. 2. As a vegan, the Grinch refuses to eat Roast Beast. 3. Out-of-touch mountain retreat similar to confines...

Chris Matthews: Back With an Obamania Vengeance . . . If Barack Obama makes it to the White House, perhaps he should appoint Chris Matthews Commissar of Gosplan, the Commission charged with developing the economy's Five Year Plans. The Hardball host, back from vacation, displayed the enthusiasm of a dutiful apparatchik in praising an Obama ad that was in turn a pitch for central planning. During the "ad wars" segment on this evening's Hardball, Matthews first played a McCain ad that hit Obama over his plans to raise taxes and his lack of readiness to lead. After Andrea Mitchell suggested...

SPRINGFIELD -- A Missouri State University department head took down a 20-foot Christmas tree (not the one in the photo) after a diversity official reported a complaint that it was insensitive to other religions. As a result, MSU officials are meeting Friday to discuss appropriate holiday decorations

DEERFIELD TWP. — Sheriff's deputies asked the owner who lit up his house with 25,000 Christmas lights synched to music to turn off the display after a traffic accident Tuesday night. Deerfield Twp. resident Carson Williams agreed to shut down his holiday decorations indefinitely. Williams told a Cincinnati television station that sheriff's deputies could not reach the traffic accident because of the traffic lined up in his neighborhood. The display caught attention across the nation on network TV and on the Internet because the lights on the Williams house and filling their yard are synchronized by computer with music broadcast...

<p>As in every holiday season, efforts have been made this year to take Christ out of Christmas in schools and at other public events.</p> <p>A Nativity scene was removed from a showcase in Simmons Elementary School in Horsham, Pa.</p> <p>"The administration removed it because it was too overt in its religious significance," said a spokeswoman for the Hatboro-Horsham School District.</p>

<p>Secularist fanatics try to take "holy" out of the holidays.</p> <p>If you like your Christmases straight--i.e., "Merry Christmas" instead of "Season's Greetings"--the run-up to Dec. 25 can be a trying time. And this year the grinches are again out in full force, trying their best to strip from our public squares any hint of what most Americans will actually be celebrating come Christmas morn.</p>

FAITH UNDER FIRE'No Christian symbols at Christmas'Red Cross stores bar religious decor fearing it might be offensive Posted: November 18, 20031:00 a.m. Eastern © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com Fearing they might offend someone, Red Cross stores in Britain have taken the Christian out of Christmas this year, banning any display of overtly religious decorations. At a shop in Ipswich, England, for example, Christmas cards are on display but none of them depict the classic Christian images of the birth of Christ, Joseph and Mary, and Bethlehem, the Evening Star newspaper of Ipswich reported. Instead, the store carries only cards with wintry, non-religious scenes. Its...