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This is the second time in as many months he has been exposed for the duplicitous scoundrel he is. I also did a post on his two-faced take on the national debt.

Last month I did a post titled Liberal Supervillains, where I matched up liberals to villains in comics/sci-fi and pop culture in general. I matched Obama up with Batman villain Two-Face. Michelle Obama's DNC speech justified that decision...

On issues such as Social Security, taxes and environmental regulation, the Newt Gingrich of the 1980s and 1990s is proving to be a problem for the 2012 presidential hopeful, who promises to fundamentally transform Washington. From appearing in a television ad advocating global-warming awareness with then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to backing the 1986 amnesty for illegal immigrants to his early support for an individual mandate requiring Americans to purchase health insurance, Mr. Gingrich’s past is sprinkled with positions that cause some conservatives heartburn. Mr. Gingrich earlier this year waved off the Pelosi ad as “probably the single dumbest thing I’ve...

NORTHWOOD, Ohio (WTOL) - There's a one-of-a-kind cat in Wood County, Ohio and it has folks doing a double take. The little kitten has two faces. It was born a few days ago to a shop cat at Woodville Auto Finance in Northwood, Ohio.

Eckhart Joining 'Dark Knight' Cast Aaron Eckhart is in final negotiations to play Harvey Dent/Two Face in "The Dark Knight," Warner Bros. Pictures' sequel to "Batman Begins." In Batman lore, Dent is the district attorney of Gotham City and an ally of Batman. After half his face is disfigured by acid, Dent becomes the insane crime boss known as Two Face. He chooses to do good or evil by flipping a coin. Tommy Lee Jones played the character in 1995's "Batman Forever." "Knight" sees Christopher Nolan back in the director's chair with Christian Bale reprising his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman....

Democrats, reeling from the Republicans' success at courting churchgoers, are focusing new attention on a religious and political anomaly: Jim Wallis, one of the few prominent left-leaning leaders among evangelical Protestants. At the start of the Congressional session, Senate Democrats invited Mr. Wallis to address their members at a private session to discuss issues. A group of about 15 House Democrats invited him to a breakfast discussion about dispelling their party's secular image. And NBC News has enlisted him to appear as a guest during its inauguration coverage opposite Dr. James C. Dobson, one of the most prominent evangelical conservatives....

The abbreviated Kerry spin: ... Among registered voters, the Zogby, Newsweek, and Time polls show a statistical tie. ... But the Kerry release isn't internally consistent. It treats Kerry's narrow deficit in national polls differently than his narrow lead in state polls: Kerry's one-point shortfall among registered voters in the Newsweek poll is called a tie, but Kerry's two-point leads in Minnesota and Pennsylvania are "consistent with repeated polls showing a Kerry edge."

Several months ago, I suggested that somoen make a jpeg of Kerry as the Batman criminal, Two-Faced. Back then, one side could be Botoxed, the other side could be wrinkled. Now, it could be even better since one side could be his normal ghost white while the other could be the new orange. For a reference, look at Tommy Lee Jones as Two-face from the Batman movie. THe tie-ins are incredible. First, Kerry has two sides on every issue. Second, which ever position he takes, it is maniacle. Third, He seems to change his mind at the flip of a...

VIETNAM ALLUSION TK: Monday I dwelled a bit on one of John Kerry's many yet-to-be-exploited-but-blindingly-obvious vulnerabilities: his vote on the 1991 Gulf war. I noted in that post that the vote could be potentially devastating to Kerry, not so much because it portrays him as soft on national security, but because it makes him look like he takes whichever side of whatever issue happens to be most politically advantageous. (Or, as Mickey Kaus would have it, whichever side he thinks is most politically advantageous, however wrong he turns out to be.) Turns out I was giving Kerry too much credit....

Receive FREE updates by email: John Kerry Challenged To Come Clean By Cliff Kincaid March 10, 2004 Washington Post ombudsman Michael Getler has tried to explain why the paper for several days ignored the controversy over the rumor about Senator John Kerry having a bimbo. The Post ignored the story even when Kerry issued a denial. Getler’s column was published in response to a reader who wondered about the handling of the Kerry story in contrast to the relentless pounding of Bush over questions about his service in the National Guard. Ironically, on the same day Getler’s column appeared,...

It's Probably His Letters... Democratic front-runner John Kerry has been caught taking both sides of an issue in letter to a constituent, the same constituent and only days apart. The issue: Liberation of Kuwait. The Letters: 13 years ago, Kerry letter to Wallace Carter, Newton Centre, Mass. Link Here

After Newt Gingrich hit the national spotlight in 1994 by becoming the first Republican speaker of the House in 40 years, he was skewered by reports that he had served his first wife divorce papers as she lay in a hospital bed battling cancer. But the press has been far kinder to Democratic presidential front-runner John Kerry, who, according to published accounts going back more than a decade, began extricating himself from his first marriage to Philadelphia heiress Julia Thorne at the same time she was battling a case of depression so debilitating that it drove her to the brink...

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