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The former Speaker of the House is stepping into the national conniption fit over Chip Saltsman's use of a Rush Limbaugh parody to entice RNC members to vote for him:

Paul Shanklin, the creative mind behind the song RNC chairman candidate has been chastised for distributing, comes to the defense of his friend and former business partner:

Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas...here's a few people who did not:

Jackson Baker gives a pretty fair report regarding Chip Saltsman "Magic Muse about the Man".

This satire has been on Rush's show for years, the criticism should be directed at the LA Times who came up with the term and concept.

Tennessee’s homegrown candidate for RNC seems to have made a bit of a faux pas over the holidays distributing a political parody some have called racist to Republican National Committee members:

Since The Corner’s been around, the good writing at National Review has been limper than the Levitrarian commercials during Rush Limbaugh’s radio show claim to cure.   I feel I must point this particular Goldblatt piece out though as he straps the yet again cinematically canonized Fascist Greasemonkey of the Left, one Che Guevara (

I've heard claims for many weeks now on Conservative media outlets that they are facing extinction from Democrats in Congress and the Obama administration. But that's just not true. It has been voters who have turned them out and told them "thanks but no thanks" for their bridges to nowhere.

In this time of GOP soul-searching, Neal Gabler traces the party's true roots back from Palin to Bush to Nixon to Joe McCarthy: