Here are some leftover tweets from last night's Republican debate in which Donald Trump pretended he was Matthew Broderick in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," as well as some nifty tweets that were posted today on Twitter:
1) John Fuselgang (liberal): GOP debate was like The Suicide Squad without their Joker.
2) Ian Cioffi (libertarian): If watch CNN you'd think Rand Paul had a good night. If you watch Fox News, you'd think Rand Paul never attended the debate.
3) Hugh Hewitt (conservative): I'm going to sleep because I'm agreeing with David Axelrod too much.
4) Donna Brazile (liberal): A GOPDebate can still provide winners and losers even without Trump there to proclaim himself the winner and call everyone else losers.
5) Michelle Malkin (black Republican): In case you missed Jeb last nite Immigration pandering__check. Generational pandering__check. The Cringe. It burns.
6) Markos Moulitsas (liberal): So Donald Trump is taking down the Republican Party, now he's trying to do the same for Fox? Best primary ever.
7) Michael Crowley (Politico): Gonna be a lot of 'Hey, maybe we wrote off Jeb Bush too soon' overnight and tomorrow. Might be too late though....
8) Bernie Sanders: EqualPayCantWait when women in America who do the same work earn 79 cents on the dollar compared to men.
9) John Robinson (UNC journalism professor): Politics as bloodsport is fun to watch, but I do wish presidential candidates acted with dignity and intended, at least, to be presidential.
That makes a cool nod to our Luca Libre (Mexican wrestling image) along with a still from the movie "The Hangover" with Bradley Cooper and an image of Iowa State cheerleaders. Go Cyclones! Well, we don't live close to Iowa at all actually.....
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Friday, January 29, 2016
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Debate Tweets from Iowa Debate......Minus Donald Duck....We Mean Donald Trump......
Here are some tweets about tonight's Fox News Republican Party Debate moderated by Megyn Kelly, which caused Donald Duck/Trump not to attend; one of his main rivals Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida is pictured top. That's a cow from the Iowa State Fair in the middle. And, of course, Donald Duck is at the bottom:
1) John Fugelsang (liberal): Carly Fiorina will make a great president as soon as she's done catching the DALMATIANS!!!
2) Hind Makki (Muslim woman activist): Does Ben Carson remember that many of the Founding Fathers were also slave-owners?
3) Megan McArdle (The Atlantic): Ben Carson closes by reading the preamble to the Constitution. Sadly, this is the strongest answer he has ever given in a debate.
4) Peter Suderman (Reason magazine): Rubio delivers every line as if it's part of an epic monologue. He's like Aaron Sorkin if Aaron Sorkin were a Republican.
5) Ana Marie Cox (liberal): Interesting, Fox News outsourced almost all of its questions about race and immigration to Youtube.
6) Meghan McCain (conservative): I like Jeb Bush for the first time in any debate.
7) Sally Kohn (CNN): Overall I thought the the debate questions were refreshing. The answers unsurprisingly less so.
8) Theodore R. Johnson: Ben Carson closed with a Constitutional Easter Special.
9) Jonathan V. Last (conservative): Can't believe moderators let that BS 'climate of hatred' Islamophobia question into the debate. Advantage Trump.
Normally, we try to keep these things a tad bit objective, but we liked the first tweet the best!
1) John Fugelsang (liberal): Carly Fiorina will make a great president as soon as she's done catching the DALMATIANS!!!
2) Hind Makki (Muslim woman activist): Does Ben Carson remember that many of the Founding Fathers were also slave-owners?
3) Megan McArdle (The Atlantic): Ben Carson closes by reading the preamble to the Constitution. Sadly, this is the strongest answer he has ever given in a debate.
4) Peter Suderman (Reason magazine): Rubio delivers every line as if it's part of an epic monologue. He's like Aaron Sorkin if Aaron Sorkin were a Republican.
5) Ana Marie Cox (liberal): Interesting, Fox News outsourced almost all of its questions about race and immigration to Youtube.
6) Meghan McCain (conservative): I like Jeb Bush for the first time in any debate.
7) Sally Kohn (CNN): Overall I thought the the debate questions were refreshing. The answers unsurprisingly less so.
8) Theodore R. Johnson: Ben Carson closed with a Constitutional Easter Special.
9) Jonathan V. Last (conservative): Can't believe moderators let that BS 'climate of hatred' Islamophobia question into the debate. Advantage Trump.
Normally, we try to keep these things a tad bit objective, but we liked the first tweet the best!
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Colorado Republican Debate Tweets: The DC Insiders Perspective (3 of 3)
Instead of focusing on strife in places like Afghanistan, Syria, and South Sudan, the BBC World Service will be giving live updates from the CNBC Republican Debate held tonight in Boulder, Colorado. Perhaps, that it is indeed quite fitting.
SPOILER ALERT: The Kansas-Iowa State college volleyball game we mentioned in earlier tweets resulted in a Kansas victory (3-1).
These tweets are from Washington, DC, media outlets as well as some partisan and non-partisan observers. Now, the BBC is saying that Google is trying to reach remote jungle areas in Indonesia, hmm....yeah, we can't imagine we get many hits from those areas.
The photo above is of Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex), one of the Republican candidates, who bears a stark resemblance to the late "Dracula" actor Bela Lugosi.
Here are the tweets:
1) The Hill: "Ben Carson on homosexuality_ I believe our Constitution protects everybody."
2) The Onion (a satirical publication): Jeb Bush Inching Podium Closer to Center of Stage During Commercial Breaks.
3) Chris Cillizza (Washington Post): Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz are just on a different level tonight.
4) Robert Costa (Washington Post): Bush muted. No more hits on Rubio for now.
5) Bernie Sanders (liberal presidential candidate): "It is an embarrassment that we have a major political party that rejects the overwhelming science on climate change."
6) Emily Stephenson (Reuters): Rubio: Democrats have the ultimate Super PAC, it's called the mainstream media.
7) Glenn Kenny (movie critic): One liners not withstanding Rubio's a goddamn fascist.
8) John Robinson (former Greensboro, NC "News&Record" news editor): "You poor people watching the GOP Debate. You could be watching the Series or the NBA or Jane Seymour's Skin Care Secrets."
9) Tom Tomorrow (liberal cartoonist): Another hit on the media DRINK.
SPOILER ALERT: The Kansas-Iowa State college volleyball game we mentioned in earlier tweets resulted in a Kansas victory (3-1).
These tweets are from Washington, DC, media outlets as well as some partisan and non-partisan observers. Now, the BBC is saying that Google is trying to reach remote jungle areas in Indonesia, hmm....yeah, we can't imagine we get many hits from those areas.
The photo above is of Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex), one of the Republican candidates, who bears a stark resemblance to the late "Dracula" actor Bela Lugosi.
Here are the tweets:
1) The Hill: "Ben Carson on homosexuality_ I believe our Constitution protects everybody."
2) The Onion (a satirical publication): Jeb Bush Inching Podium Closer to Center of Stage During Commercial Breaks.
3) Chris Cillizza (Washington Post): Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz are just on a different level tonight.
4) Robert Costa (Washington Post): Bush muted. No more hits on Rubio for now.
5) Bernie Sanders (liberal presidential candidate): "It is an embarrassment that we have a major political party that rejects the overwhelming science on climate change."
6) Emily Stephenson (Reuters): Rubio: Democrats have the ultimate Super PAC, it's called the mainstream media.
7) Glenn Kenny (movie critic): One liners not withstanding Rubio's a goddamn fascist.
8) John Robinson (former Greensboro, NC "News&Record" news editor): "You poor people watching the GOP Debate. You could be watching the Series or the NBA or Jane Seymour's Skin Care Secrets."
9) Tom Tomorrow (liberal cartoonist): Another hit on the media DRINK.
Colorado Republican Debate Tweet Round-up: The Local Angle (2 of 3)
Colorado Springs, Colorado, is not only the most politically conservative in Colorado, but also one of the leading right-wing settlements in America. But, the CNBC Republicans Debate took place at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colo., a liberal enclave which is represented by Cong. Jared Polis (D-Colo., pict. above), one of the few openly gay current members of Congress.
Here are tweets which are mostly from Colorado sources, mixed in with an update on the Kansas-Iowa State college volleyball game in Ames, Iowa, which was broadcast on ESPN-U tonight.
1) The Colorado GOP: Packed house at the official Colo GOP watch party. CO Republicans are engaged.
2) Denver Political News: Carly Fiorina blasts politicians for talking about tax reform for years, but not doing anything about it.
3) Jared Polis: Jeb and Rubio fighting as only lovers can.
4) Marshall Zelinger (local newspaper reporter): Chris Christie makes an appearance at the GOPDebate. Better make it worth it, not sure when he's gonna be asked another question.
5) Cyclone Volleyball: ISU has sure fire now! 3-0 run has reduced the Kansas advantage to 9-7 in the fourth.
6) Adrian D. Garcia (Coloradoan Reporter, a newspaper in Fort Collins): CNBC to Fiorina: 'Your board fired you, I'm just wondering why you think we should hire you now?'"
7) Foreign Affairs: For those glued to the GOPDebate tonight, the World Series Game 2 is tied 0-0 at the top of the fourth.
8) College Republicans: Thank you, Ted Cruz for saying what we are all thinking.
9) Colorado Dems: Rand Paul's budget priorities cuts to programs that hurt Coloradans.
Here are tweets which are mostly from Colorado sources, mixed in with an update on the Kansas-Iowa State college volleyball game in Ames, Iowa, which was broadcast on ESPN-U tonight.
1) The Colorado GOP: Packed house at the official Colo GOP watch party. CO Republicans are engaged.
2) Denver Political News: Carly Fiorina blasts politicians for talking about tax reform for years, but not doing anything about it.
3) Jared Polis: Jeb and Rubio fighting as only lovers can.
4) Marshall Zelinger (local newspaper reporter): Chris Christie makes an appearance at the GOPDebate. Better make it worth it, not sure when he's gonna be asked another question.
5) Cyclone Volleyball: ISU has sure fire now! 3-0 run has reduced the Kansas advantage to 9-7 in the fourth.
6) Adrian D. Garcia (Coloradoan Reporter, a newspaper in Fort Collins): CNBC to Fiorina: 'Your board fired you, I'm just wondering why you think we should hire you now?'"
7) Foreign Affairs: For those glued to the GOPDebate tonight, the World Series Game 2 is tied 0-0 at the top of the fourth.
8) College Republicans: Thank you, Ted Cruz for saying what we are all thinking.
9) Colorado Dems: Rand Paul's budget priorities cuts to programs that hurt Coloradans.
Friday, September 18, 2015
10 for 10 (3rd Entry): Elephants.........
Greetings to our blog readers in Taiwan, Ghana, and the Czech Republic......
Just because we are featuring the images of elephants, the traditional symbol of America's Republican Party does NOT mean we are endorsing Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, Donald Trump again, Jeb Bush, Jim Gilmore, George Pataki, Chris Christie, Scott Walker, Mike Huckabee........well, you get the idea (excuse the political humor, it should be pointed we didn't go with Carly because we did not want to spell her name incorrectly)......
There are many zoos here in America and around the world where one can discover his or her inner child and perhaps see a live elephant, here are four links you can check out:
http://www.marylandzoo.org/ (Maryland Zoo)
http://www.hoglezoo.org/ (Hogel Zoo of Salt Lake City, Utah)
http://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/ (San Diego Zoo)
http://www.zoo-berlin.de/en (Berlin Zoo in Germany)
Just because we are featuring the images of elephants, the traditional symbol of America's Republican Party does NOT mean we are endorsing Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, Donald Trump again, Jeb Bush, Jim Gilmore, George Pataki, Chris Christie, Scott Walker, Mike Huckabee........well, you get the idea (excuse the political humor, it should be pointed we didn't go with Carly because we did not want to spell her name incorrectly)......
There are many zoos here in America and around the world where one can discover his or her inner child and perhaps see a live elephant, here are four links you can check out:
http://www.marylandzoo.org/ (Maryland Zoo)
http://www.hoglezoo.org/ (Hogel Zoo of Salt Lake City, Utah)
http://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/ (San Diego Zoo)
http://www.zoo-berlin.de/en (Berlin Zoo in Germany)
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Sunday, December 28, 2014
Top Ten Things We Should Blog About More in 2015 (our 10th year of blogging) Bird-watching and Girl-watching
Greetings to our blog-readers in Ireland, Mexico and Ethiopia (does our blog reach Ethiopia? Yeah, I guess it does) as well as those of you in Rize, Turkey, an area known for its vast tea resources.......and its small city soccer team which always loses 6-1 to Istanbul powerhouses.......sadeee saka ediyorum, Risedeki dostlarim/just kidding to those of you in Rize..........
We were trying to think about what we should blog more about in 2015, and we decided, well, what the hell, go with the birds..........so, here is our list:
1) Bird-watching in West Virginia
2) Temple Owls mens basketball (top image)
3) Hot blonde woman spottings (image number two: Uma Thurman)
4) The Baltimore Orioles (bottom image of Cal Ripken Jr.)
5) The Pittsburgh Penguins
6) Opus the Penguin
7) Chilly Willy
8) Woody the Woodpecker
9) Jeb Bush's changes of becoming president (editorial comment: $#%&@#$!!!!!!!!!!!)
10) Angry Birds, Big Bird from "Sesame Street" and Bronx Obama* (tie)
*- Bronx Obama is a New York man who impersonates our president..........
We were trying to think about what we should blog more about in 2015, and we decided, well, what the hell, go with the birds..........so, here is our list:
1) Bird-watching in West Virginia
2) Temple Owls mens basketball (top image)
3) Hot blonde woman spottings (image number two: Uma Thurman)
4) The Baltimore Orioles (bottom image of Cal Ripken Jr.)
5) The Pittsburgh Penguins
6) Opus the Penguin
7) Chilly Willy
8) Woody the Woodpecker
9) Jeb Bush's changes of becoming president (editorial comment: $#%&@#$!!!!!!!!!!!)
10) Angry Birds, Big Bird from "Sesame Street" and Bronx Obama* (tie)
*- Bronx Obama is a New York man who impersonates our president..........
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Turkey,
Uma Thurman
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