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"The Current Fetal Position"
Here's the story, in case you missed it: an Oklahoma state senator wants to pass a bill banning the use of aborted fetuses (which would include, under the bill's terms, stem-cell related materials) in food products, which I'm sure you didn't need to even Google first to realize has never been a thing, at all. He's doing this because there are no more wars and poverty anywhere in the world.
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"So Why Did You Vote For Gingrich?"
In an act of angry, rebellious defiance of the establishment GOP dictating their preferred nominee, the voters of South Carolina got together and rallied around the guy who has a national approval rating slightly lower than the two different diseases he divorced his wives after they were diagnosed with.
As a liberal, I'm just confused at this point. It's like a violent clown car accident; I have no idea if crying or laughing, or both, is appropriate.
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In which I very so slightly praise Republicans
You know, I really do have to make a point of praise for Republicans about something this election cycle. For all the nonsense of their debates: that there have been so many of them, that they've been the usual chance for lunatics like Gingrich and Paul and Cain to make their racist and/or moronic and/or violent sound bites, there is one thing that's worth noting:
At no point this year did the Republican Party team up with YouTube to do whatever the hell that goddamn stupid-ass bullshit four years ago was. So, good job, guys.