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The Delivery Presents – They’ve Painted the Brackets Red! Posted: 23 Mar 2012 12:00 PM PDT Does it bother you when people treat you like you are a drooling idiot, like you are Tim Curry right before he jumps out the hotel window in The Shadow? If so, Episode 139 should get you good and riled up. See, the Obama administration believes it’s packed full of the biggest brains in the Democratic Party (and for all we know, it is) and the accumulated genius gives them the unquestionable right to run your life. In the first half, I’ll give you some True Tales of Democratic Genius and introduce you to the only federal budget anyone has proposed in a year. If you’ve not gotten in on FTR Radio’s Marx Madness, then you’re missing out on a ton of fun. It’s probably not good business to tell you all to listen to another podcast, but you do need to tune in to The Snark Factor (either live at FTR Radio weeknights at 10 PM or via iTunes). What they’re doing is a ton of fun, and you can get a taste of it (along with a little scoop!) in my second half interview with Fingers Malloy. Fingers is also one of the most entertaining guys I know and the segment was a ton of fun. The Delivery - Episode 139 This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

Clearing the Browser Tabs – This is not about “The Hunger Games”, per se. Posted: 23 Mar 2012 09:33 AM PDT Thus far, I have not been sucked into the rapidly-growing cloud of The Hunger Games fans. From what I saw of the book not long after it was released, the author essentially did a young adult fiction mash-up of Stephen King’s “The Long Walk” and “The Running Man” and added a healthy dollop of Grrrl Powrrr. I’m sure it’s a good story and the movie looks like it might make for a pretty good action adventure flick in a time when such movies are thin on the ground, but I’ve too much on my plate now to pick it up. However, if you are a fan of the books and the newly-released movie, you might enjoy a few of these artsy little goodies. In political news, President Obama has found a new and amazing way to dodge responsibility for his stupid progressive schemes. This one involves the use of the phrase “per se”, which is Latin for “everything I just said is pure weapons-grade horse doots but it sounds smart so you’ll buy it”. Conservatives on Twitter were not fooled, however, and hilarity ensued. And now, links! Good news, everyone! Mitt Romney really does think Obamacare is bad. Well, he doesn’t think the law itself is all that bad, though. He thinks it’s bad that Obamacare is a national law. He’d be quite okay with 50 Obamacares that look just like Romneycare. Because his motives are pure, or something like that. The Democrats are not the only ones who use taxpayer money to cement a base of loyal voters. Jay Cost’s discovery of Post Office Republicans goes a long way to explain why it’s so difficult for conservatives to gain traction inside the Republican party. All that “support” the Obama administration gave to the Arab Spring has certainly paid off, wouldn’t you say? Why didn’t French law enforcement catch an anti-Semitic, Islamist killer before he went on his Jew-murdering rampage? Simple. They were more interested in being politically correct than they were in protecting the lives of little Jewish girls. Stacy McCain is in Louisiana this week, being chased by the crazy. Not only does Ed Driscoll write brilliant blog posts, he also writes brilliant headlines. Man, that George Bush could do everything, couldn’t he? Russell Brand vs. Christopher Hitchens? The only way Brand wins that matchup is if they’re…umm…you know, I can’t think of a single instance in which Brand could ever best Hitchens. He’s lucky he didn’t bring Katy Perry with him, else Hitchens would have taken his woman along with thatever crumbs remained of his dignity. I love Lovecraftian art, and this rendition of The Dunwich Horror is one of the best I’ve ever seen.

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