peetamakesmegrin:

scipioaemilianus:

liamoflegends:

shaving23spiders:

wvnderbar:

in the catholic ghetto, born and raised

at the playground is where I bullied most of the gays

relaxin chillaxin communion all cool

oppressing some minorities outside the school

when a couple of gays who were up to no good started making out in my friendly white neighborhood

(Source: drarna)

l3fan-o-rama:

according to the office edition of the american heritage dictionary (3rd edition):

• Niger
• Niger-Congo
• Nigeria
• Niger River
• niggard
• niggardly
• niggling
• nigh
• night
• night blindness
• nightcap
• nightclothes
• nightclub
• nightcrawler
• nightdress
• nightfall
• nightgown
• nighthawk
• nightie
• nightingale
• nightlife
• nightly nightmare
• night owl
• night school
• nightshade
• nightshirt
• nightstick
• nighttime

so, the first 4 use the soft g (j) sound and the final 21 have a silent g.  that leaves 3 options of hard gs from the words in this particular dictionary and i’m pretty sure the frothy fellow in question wasn’t calling the president stingy or petty.  perhaps a word so foul as to not be featured in an office version of a dictionary?

so, ask your friends that say we are putting words into someone’s mouth - “exactly which fucking word are you talking about?”

stfuconservatives:

Want to see Rick Santorum catch himself halfway through calling Obama the n-word? Start at 34:26 and watch Mr. “I don’t need a teleprompter, I say what’s in my heart” call Obama a “the anti-war, government nig, uh…” -Jess

(Source: stfuconservatives)

reagan-was-a-horrible-president:

Google: Santorum 

(Source: fuckricksantorum)

(Source: abaldwin360)

motherjones:

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truth-has-a-liberal-bias:

• Rick Santorum: Compared health care reform to drug dealing, said it will make Christians “less than what God created you to be,” said it would “destroy the country”; compared gay relationships to “man-on-dog sex”; slammed the Supreme Court decision ensuring the right to access contraception.
• Herman Cain: The most unabashedly anti-Muslim candidate in the field (and that’s saying something!), proposed a religious test for office for Muslims who wanted to work for his administration.
• Newt Gingrich: Where to begin? Maybe with the threat of a “secular atheist country… dominated by radical Islamists.” Or with the threat of “gay and secular fascism.” Or with his entire record as Speaker of the House of Representatives. You choose.
• Ron Paul: Supposedly the most “libertarian” figure in the GOP, but does not support personal liberties for women or gay people. Still thinks the Voting Rights Act was a bad idea and we were better off before FEMA.
• Jon Huntsman: The supposedly “moderate” candidate in the GOP field, enacted a highly regressive flat tax as governor of Utah, tried to eliminate corporate taxes, and banned second-trimester abortions.
• Michele Bachmann: Calls homosexuality “personal enslavement,” wants to reduce government to “its original size,” says those who believe the science of evolution are part of a “cult following.”
• Mitt Romney: Believes whatever the Republican base wants him to believe, which these days is pretty far off the rails.
• Rick Perry: Kicked off his presidential campaign by holding an event with the most extreme leaders of the Religious Right he could find, including a pastor who thinks that God sent Hitler to hunt the Jews and another who thinks that the Statue of Liberty is a “demonic idol.”

This is the field that the Party of Reagan has produced to appeal to a right-moving and increasingly isolated base — where the architect of health care reform has to run against himself, where the most libertarian still isn’t willing to cross the Religious Right, and where the highest-polling has floated the idea of his state seceding from the union.