While some states are getting flack for implementing tougher voter-registration laws (Florida and Pennsylvania, we’re looking your way), Washington (state) is getting press for making it easier to register to vote.
Now, residents of the evergreen state can signup for their civic responsibility through their Facebook account.
That’s right, people are now able to fill out their voter-registration information in-between checking out pictures of their exes and playing Farmville.
Sarah Silverman recently posted a YouTube video in which she makes a very, very naughty proposal to Republican Billionaire Sheldon Adelson, who has pledged to donate $100 million to Mitt Romney’s campaign.
“If you give that $100 million to Obama instead of Romney,” she explains, “I will — well, I won’t have sex with you because we’re not married and I’m a nice girl — but, I will scissor you wearing a bikini bottom.”
Hillary Clinton’s Former Chief of Staff Huma Abedin might’ve left Washington, D.C., following her husband’s disgraceful exit from Congress, but her friends definitely haven’t abandoned her.
Rep. Michele “Crazy Eyes” Bachmann recently allegedly questioned whether Huma’s security clearance should be put under serious scrutiny, given her alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
To which Sen. John McCain responded with “‘Crazy Eyes’ say what?”
OK, just kidding. What he actually said was far more eloquent.
We hit up Philadelphia this week to hear Alicia Keys, Valerie Jarrett and Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz speak at an Obama campaign event.
The theme of the event was female empowerment — so, you know we couldn’t miss out!
The “Women Vote 2012 Summit” encouraged ladies to get out and use their right to vote to shape the future of our country.
Mitt Romney made a bold move at an NAACP event this week.
While addressing the nation’s oldest civil-rights group, he decided to criticize President Obama, which wouldn’t be so bad … if he hadn’t turned it into a race issue.
“If you want a president who will make things better in the African-American community, you’re looking at him,” said Mitt to the boos of the crowd.
Come on, Mitt, let’s use some common sense here: you’re really going to tell a civil rights group that you’re a better policy-maker for the African-American community than the country’s first-ever African-American president?
Even if it were true, we’re not sure the crowds would buy it coming from a white Mormon. Sorry, Mitt!
Better luck next time.
Well, the June fundraising numbers are in for the 2012 presidential election — and, boy, did thePresident Barack Obama’s campaign get its butt kicked by the Mitt Romney campaign.
But, we’re not saying that the Obama camp didn’t raise a lot of money.
According to filings, the Obama camp raised $71 million, which is pretty impressive. But, the Romney Victory Fund was able to raise $35 million more (for a total of $106 million).
Do you remember Jonathan Krohn?
He was the 13-year-old conservative pundit that got a bunch of media attention in 2009.
But now, it seems that Jonathan isn’t that conservative anymore.
In a recent interview, the former puny pundit, who is now 17 and just out of high school, told a reporter that his views have become more moderate … and even somewhat liberal.
Hey, remember when we reporter that a bunch of Dems are skipping their party’s national convention at the end of the summer?
Well, it look as if the trend is crossing the aisle.
On Friday, former Republican Presidential Candidate Jon Hunstman confirmed that he would not be attending his party’s national convention at the end of August in Tampa, Fla.
Leading “sugar daddy” dating website SeekingArrangement.com recently decided to poll its female users and ask who they would rather have as their sugar daddy: Barack Obama or Mitt Romney?
