Teabagger		Costume
	Rich Iott	Col. Klink
	Christine O’Donnell	Witch Hazel

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Title: “Trickle Up Poverty: Stopping Obama’s Attack on Our Borders, Economy, and Security”

Author: Michael Savage

Rank: 1

Blurb: “Trickle Up Poverty, by bestselling author and revered radio host Dr. Michael Savage, is your best defense against the Obamanomics that are dragging the middle class, and everyone else, into a Marxist-Socialist death spiral.”

Review: “Listening to him talk about how he would put a blockade at the Strait of Hormuz so Iran could not get any oil in or out and how he would bomb their ports is ingenious.”

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Okay, one more, and then we’ll quit. Unless there’s another one.

But we like this one — even if it doesn’t mention us. It’s from a morning TV show. In Philadelphia. The same Philly TV station where Christine O’Donnell’s dad was a Redshirt Bozo. Allowing for ownership changes, of course.

The current owner? Rupert Murdoch. Channel 29 is a Fox O&O.

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Any story that includes the line “the last time I looked at the anal sex data” gets our attention:

In 1992, 16 percent of women aged 18-24 said they’d tried anal sex. Now 20 percent of women aged 18-19 say they’ve done it, and by ages 20-24, the number is 40 percent. In 1992, the highest percentage of women in any age group who admitted to anal sex was 33. In 2002, it was 35. Now it’s 46.

What’s turning America into a nation of chimney sweeps? Here’s a telling clue:

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“Just 4% of Republican voters support building the Ground Zero mosque. But 21% say they would support a Ground Zero strip club… Democrats narrowly support the mosque but oppose the strip club, independents oppose both the mosque and the strip club.” [Public Policy Polling, via Political Wire]

Spoiler alert! The culprit is, as always, Americans: “By 47 to 45 percent, Americans say Obama is a better president than George W. Bush. But that two point margin is down from a 23 point advantage one year ago.” [CNN]

So, a notoriously misleading wingnut website posts an edited video of your employee seeming to profess racism. What do you do?

The first sign of trouble arrived about 2 p.m. on July 19, in an e-mail from USDA communications staffer Wayne Maloney.

Maloney informed Chris Mather, the department’s director of communications, that a video had popped up online and that a conservative website soon would publicize it.

“It speaks for itself and you need to watch it right away,” Maloney writes.

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