Tearing a hole in the time-space continuum

Posted by AzBlueMeranie:

Rupert Murdoch was recently asked by a reporter from Media Matters whether it's appropriate for his network to be supporting the Tea Party movement. Murdoch said "no," and that FOX News shouldn't support any party. He must have missed David Frum saying that Republicans actually work for FOX News.

Murdoch must also be unaware of the Palin Palooza Tour rolling into the Twin Cities earlier this week for a fundraiser to support the Minnesota Loon, Michele Bachmann. FOX News "infotainment" host Sean Hannity hosted an interview of this femme fatale pair on his show gushing over the pair as the rescue rangers for conservative values and the faves of the Tea Party — "Palin-Bachmann 2012!"

Physicists observing the event reported that the sheer amount of stupidity involved here tore a hole in the time-space continuum and created a large black hole somewhere in suburban Minnesota, near the headquarters of PowerLine. Palin, Bachmann and Hannity rip black hole in fabric of the universe

After hearing about Sean Hannity's plan for the 2012 ticket, BarbinMD swore she saw something funny crawl across Fox's Chyron machine:

Of course, maybe BarbinMD was just being her usually witty self and we faked that screenshot. We report, you decide. Adventures with Fox's Chyron machine

Sean Hannity wasn't the only media villager with a boner for the femme fatale pair. The equally creepy Chris Matthews and "Pitchfork" Pat Buchanan at MSNBC were also sporting boners and gushing over the "rodeo queens" femme fatale pair. (There's an image you really don't want to imagine). Matthews and Buchanan Gush Over the 'Dazzling' 'Rodeo Queens' Palin and Bachmann:

Matthews and Buchanan both seriously need to get a room here…ugh. They both were just gushing over Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin and their appearance together at a rally to raise money for Bachmann.

At least Ron Reagan Jr. was there to point out their wingnuttery and add a little sanity to Matthews and Buchanan's fawning.

Reagan: Well they're very entertaining and you're right, they've got a certain glamor appeal to them but they're also more than a few McNuggets shy of a Happy Meal, both of them.

Zinger! I like Junior way better than his dad.