DNC says Boss Limbaugh is Jindal's speechwriter

By GottaLaff

Ba-ba-ba-Bobby Jindal is making quite a name for himself, and it's "Booby" (Sidebar: Every time I type his name, I typo "Booby". Coincidence? I don't think so):

The Democratic National Committee fired back Wednesday at Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal for saying it is OK for Republicans to want President Obama to fail if they think the president is jeopardizing the country.

"We understand that Governor Jindal has had some problems with public speaking lately, but turning to Rush Limbaugh to be your new speechwriter doesn't help," DNC spokesman Hari Sevugan said in a statement sent to the media. "What we know has failed is the reflexive partisan politics of the past that Rush Limbaugh and his Republican party continue to be mired in. Rather than rooting for failure, we urge the Republican party to play a constructive role in moving the country forward and offer a budget proposal."

Another smackdown. Watch out, Rushpublic Party of No, the Dems are finding their sea legs.

Tim Kaine responds to Michael Steele's neutering

By GottaLaff

Dontcha just love it when Republican geldings are made really, really public? But we're not gloating. Psh! We'd never do that:

Just out from Gov. Tim Kaine, Steele's counterpart at the DNC ...

"I was briefly encouraged by the courageous comments made my counterpart in the Republican Party over the weekend challenging Rush Limbaugh as the leader of the Republican Party and referring to his show as 'incendiary' and 'ugly.' However, Chairman Steele's reversal this evening and his apology to Limbaugh proves the unfortunate point that Limbaugh is the leading force behind the Republican Party, its politics and its obstruction of President Obama's agenda in Washington. Just this weekend, Rush Limbaugh repeated his claim that he is rooting for the President to fail. The last time Rush Limbaugh said he wanted the President to fail, virtually every single Republican in Congress followed his lead and voted against the President's plan to create or save 3.5 million jobs.

"As Congress works to pass the President's budget, Republicans need to stop following divisive figures like Rush Limbaugh, stop apologizing to him and put aside the failed politics of the past so we can put our economy back on track, reform our health care system, break our dependence on foreign oil, improve our schools, and lay the foundation for long-term growth in the 21st Century."

Not going to go there

Screw you Limpballs. I've got a line up FULL of nasty and negative, but it can all wait until tomorrow. Suck on some hope there butterball. Just two years ago, this young man made a speech.

All Aboard The Fail Train!!

Rick Santorum above, Michelle (ewwww) Malkin below. Who's going to offer a denouncement on the floor of the Senate against these traitors? Thought so... Above via, below via FDL.



Added- Is is just me, or does Malkin's hyper inflected, mannerism laden speaking style drive anyone else crazy?