Sam from Day by Day explains.
The Ryskind Sketchbook has the original ad MoveOn.org really wanted to run:
Gratuitous, explicit female pr0n.
(Don’t worry, it’s safe for work…h/t to baldilocks)
Don’t just take my word for it. Pay a visit to Red Planet and see for yourself. 
A message from the not-so-distant future? You decide (via Hot Air).
P.S.: I’m back.
The audio adventures of Al and Jesse, from RushLimbaugh.com.
(hat tip: Jim Rose)
The full-time job and a long bout with the flu kept me AFK for a while.
While I’m getting back into the swing of things, I thought I’d let you know of the latest combo meal from KFC (hat tip: SnoopyTheGoon):
And while we’re on the topic of Hillary, be sure to visit StopHerNow.com early and often!
Faster Than The World conducted a recent poll. These are the results.
I recall hearing some of those tunes when I was a wee lad; luckily, the funk of George Clinton and Bootsy Collins acted as an effective neutralizer.
(via Dean’s World)
Day by Day cartoonist Chris Muir is embedded in Iraq for the month. It looks like Damon, Jan, Zed, and Sam will have a lot to say about it in the weeks to come…
What happens when two TV shows from the ’60s join together for a three-part episode? Tune in and find out!
(via James Hudnall)
David Zucker takes a look at appeasement past and present — focusing on the Iraq Study Group:
(via LGF)
It appears that the right was right…
…and then there’s Kerry Smart.
(via ScrappleFace)
Having heard the nihilistic lunacy from the comic act of Hugo & Madi performing live at the East River Playhouse, I was quite fumed along with most of the blogosphere. Then IMAO comes along with an offering of what might have been…