Now taking nominees for the 8th Annual Late H. Lee Atwater Award for Right Wing Evil

Is there a second?

All in favor of awarding Dick Cheney the Lifetime Achievement Award for RW Evil

Please signify by posting aye.

He stands alone.

No nays being present, the motion is adopted.

The Richard Bruce "Dick" Cheney Lifetime Achievement Award for Right Wing Evil in his honor as the first recipient.

for injecting his theocratic bs into USCS decisions.

That obstructing turd Mitch rhymes with Witch, so he's in the spirit of the occasion.

Did you notice on the tee vee and radio ads how low Rick's voice sounds?

Then, when he's on live tee vee, he's back to his normal Munchkin for the Have-Mores.

definitely deserve consideration.

But the Koch Bros may well be the runaway favorites.

I think that the Kochs just may have what it takes to make it a three-peat.

Her state took over two hours to execute a prisoner--



As the article states: The fourth visibly bungled execution this year. It's one thing to support the death penalty, it's quite another to take two hours to kill someone, particularly when the country's already had three botched executions. You'd think the governor would have learned from those mistakes. Either she didn't learn or she simply didn't take her killing seriously.

At best, it's gross incompetence; at worse, it's sadistic.

It's an age-old tradition in America.

Scare the white folk then get the votes of those scared and frightened white folks:



This GOP Ad Is Already Being Dubbed the New ‘Willie Horton’

by Andrew Kirell | 12:54 pm, October 17th, 2014

In the midst of a tight U.S. House race in Nebraska, the Republicans released a new ad Friday targeting the Democratic challenger for his support of a law that allowed a convicted felon to serve only half of his prison sentence.

Nebraska convict Nikko Jenkins was released early in 2013 as a result of “Good Time” laws allowing for good behavior reductions in sentencing. He had been serving time for an armed robbery and assault conviction. Several months after his early release, he was caught and convicted on four counts of first-degree murder.

Because State Sen. Brad Ashford — the Democratic challenger to incumbent Republican Lee Terry — supported that “Good Time” law, the GOP released the ad prominently featuring Jenkins.

“Brad Ashford supported the ‘good time’ law and still defends it, allowing criminals like Nikko Jenkins to be released early,” the 30-second TV spot stated, while tying Ashford to a menacing-looking Jenkins by putting their images side-by-side.

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/this-gop-ad-is-already-being-dubbed-the-new-willie-horton/

That ad was the brainchild of Lee Atwater.

Throw in Greg Abbott too, but this Patrick guy is batshit bad.

for his behind the scenes work. We are seeing that American Crossroads more and more as election day gets closer.