DAILY GRINDER: AG Candidate Murphy Says he Won’t Enforce ‘Ultrasound’ Legislation
Former Congressman and current Pennsylvania Attorney General candidate Patrick Murphy claims he won’t enforce the ultrasound bill if it goes into law and he is elected in November. His Democratic primary opponent, Kathleen Kane, is also opposed to the bill but has stopped short of saying she plain old won’t enforce it. Gov. Corbett is now saying his “Close...
Continue ReadingDAILY GRINDER: Video: Corbett Statement on Voter ID Bill
As you may have read yesterday, the House passed the state’s Voter ID bill and Gov. Corbett dropped everything to sign it at 6 p.m., just a few hours after it was sent to his desk. A legal challenge looms over the bill and even the Obama Administration has jumped in, calling the measure “a costly bill to address a non-existent problem.” Perhaps Mr. Obama...
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DAILY GRINDER: Santorum Sweeps South; Gingrich Keeps Chugging
Rick Santorum owned last night—again. Proving once and for all “REAL VOTERS” (his words, not mine) in REAL AMERICA (Mississippi, Alabama) want a REAL END to abortion pills and anti-American learnin’ shacks. His campaign sent out an email last night, saying as much: “All doubt has been removed. Despite what Mitt Romney’s Boston consultants want...
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Top 5 Rick Santorum Campaign Memes
You know who’s got two thumbs and likes Internet “lists”? You! (Probably.) With that in mind, we’ve got a doozy of a list below, and wow is it political. It goes like this: the Republican primary is essentially a two-man race. And as unbelievable as it still sounds, your former Pennsylvania Senator, Rick Santorum, is one of those two men. In light of...
Continue ReadingDAILY GRINDER: Treasury Subpoenas Rendell’s Records
Investigators from the U.S. Treasury Department have subpoenaed records related to payments former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell has accepted for public speaking engagements on behalf of the People’s Mujhadeen of Iran, a group of Iranian dissidents the State Department has listed as a terrorist group. Rendell and others, including Republicans, have long...
Continue ReadingDAILY GRINDER: San Diego Chargers QB Philip Rivers Likes Rick Santorum
First Megadeath, then First Love, and now this: San Diego Chargers’ quarterback Philip Rivers put out a press release saying he thinks Rick Santorum is just great. “I am supporting Rick Santorum for President because of his stance on issues that attack vital Christian values our country was founded upon: no abortion, upholding traditional marriage, defending...
Continue ReadingGame on! A song for Rick Santorum
Did you hear? The kids dig Rick Santorum! At least, these kids do. Witness the original pro-Santorum song by First Love, an Oklahoma band consisting of sisters Haley and Camille who wrote and recorded the track for the former Pennsylvania senator as a “Super Tuesday Surprise Original.” Haley and Camille are two of eight “PKs” (that’s pastor’s kids...
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DAILY GRINDER: Santorum Almost Pulls Super Tuesday Upset
So, last night was Super Tuesday (night). And likely probable eventual Republican nominee Mitt Romney won Virginia, Massachusetts, Idaho, Vermont and Ohio. But he almost lost Ohio. Rick Santorum won Tennessee, Oklahoma and North Dakota. He sent out a campaign email, asking for more money (which means he’s staying in) and calling his victories “stunning.”...
Continue ReadingDAILY GRINDER: Rick Santorum Lowering ‘Super Tuesday’ Expectations?
Rick Santorum says America’s “equality” comes from our devotion to Judeo-Christian values, because sure. Today’s Super Tuesday and Santorum seems to be ticking down in Ohio, the state it all comes down to, according to the late American Hero Richard Nixon. His campaign sent out an email yesterday saying, “Despite being outspent 12-to-1 by the Romney...
Continue ReadingDAILY GRINDER: PLCB App Tells You How to Get Drunk Faster, Cheaper
Who says alcoholism and technology don’t mix? (Answer: no one. Everyone knows you’re not really drinking alone if you’re also playing online X-Box against some dude in Sweden.) The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board recently rolled out a new iPhone application “meant to make it easier to find your favorite wines and liquors.” It’ll allow users to search...
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