Tag Archives: crazy accusations

Conservative legal analyst Andrew Napolitano shocks the cast of Fox and Friends, telling them that Democrats are just following the rules put in place by the Republican majority in 2015

By Mark | October 24, 2019

Remember how, yesterday, we were talking about how 30-some Republicans, laden with shitty pizza, went storming into a closed session of the House Intelligence Committee, accusing Democrats of somehow breaking the law in the way they’ve gone about prosecuting the impeachment case against Donald Trump? Well, this morning, on the set of Donald Trump’s favorite […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Adam Schiff, Andrew Napolitano, Benghazi, Fox and Friends, FOX News, impeachment, John Cornyn, Kurt Bardella, Matt Gaetz, Steve Scalise, Trey Gowdy, Tulsi Gabbard, unfounded accusations | 55 Comments

Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, with neither a victim nor evidence, accuse Robert Mueller of “brutal rape”

By Mark | November 1, 2018

[Online activist Claude Taylor rides the Holliday Inn elevator with pro-Trump grifters Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman after inflating his giant rat in the hotel’s parking lot.] I know I should be writing about the soaring federal deficit and Republican efforts to eliminate protections for pre-existing conditions, but I feel obligated to follow up on […]

Posted in Observations, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged ACA, Alexander Nazaryan, allegations of rape, Carolyne Cass, child prodigy, Claude Taylor, con men, conspiracy theories, corn costume, Donald Trump, false accusation, FBI, fear mongering, federal deficit, gal, George Soros, grifters, health care, Jack Burkman, Jacob Wohl, Jared Holt, jury duty, libel, MAGA, me too, Mozart, preexisting conditions, rat fucking, Republican lies, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, sexual assault, St. Regis Hotel, Surefire Intelligence, unfounded accusations, Will Sommer | 82 Comments

Euthanasia… now where’d they get a crazy idea like that?

By Mark | August 11, 2009

It all really started, as best as I can tell, on August 4, when former Republican Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, suggested that the Obama administration was seeking the power to “euthanize” American citizens, putting “Down Syndrome children at risk”. Then, a few days later, in a statement made on Friday, August 7, Sarah […]