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Indecision 2012 - Indecision Edition - Republican Candidacy Announcements
By the time Republicans announce their presidential candidacy, the teachers' unions will have Americans under Sharia law panels.
Indecision 2012 - Indecision Edition - Republican Chances
Tim Pawlenty lacks pizzazz, Mitch Daniels isn't tall enough, and Mitt Romney must explain why he passed health care reform.
Batman's Muslim Sidekick
Aasif Mandvi meets a comic book artist who thinks Batman's Muslim sidekick, Nightrunner, could spell doom for the American way of life.
Zeid Ra'ad
Jordanian Ambassador Prince Zeid Ra'ad plugs King Abdullah II's book, "Our Last Best Chance," to avoid becoming the ambassador to Trenton, NJ.
Mess O'North Africa - Muammar al-Gaddafi's Denial
As Libya falls to pieces around him, Muammar al-Gaddafi's options have narrowed down to how he's going to die.
Allison Stanger
Allison Stanger discusses the perverse situation in which America is funding the enemy in order to fight them.
Crisis in Dairyland - For Richer and Poorer
Scott Walker puts the public sector unions -- and particularly teachers -- on notice that the gravy train is over.
Crisis in Dairyland - For Richer and Poorer - Teachers and Wall Street
When will America's teachers follow the lead of Wall Street and start making some sacrifices for the children?
Diane Ravitch
Diane Ravitch believes education reform should focus on getting children out of poverty, not finding the bad teachers.
Crisis in Dairyland - Tape Residue
According to Fox News, Wisconsin protesters leave behind $7.5 million in tape residue.
Searching for the Wisconsin 14
John Oliver bravely journeys into Illinois' savage, frozen territory to track down the missing 14 Democratic state senators from Wisconsin.
Exclusive - Rand Paul Extended Interview
In this unedited, extended interview, Rand Paul says conservatives must admit that there's waste in the military budget. Rand Paul doesn't see the banking crisis as a failure of capitalism in this unedited, extended interview. In this unedited, extended interview, Rand Paul talks about "creative destruction" and overzealous government.
Indecision 2012 - Indecision Edition - Weak Republican Contenders
The Republicans' strongest contender for the presidential nomination is Hillary Clinton with a fake mustache.
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Sharia?
Peter King may have ties to the IRA, but he believes that Muslim Americans should be investigated for failing to denounce terrorist organizations.
MoveOn.Aww - Trials Resume for Guantanamo Detainees
Jon pours out some homemade salad dressing for all the liberal homies after military trials resume for Guantanamo detainees.
MoveOn.Aww - NPR Executive Resigns
An NPR executive resigns almost immediately after getting caught on hidden camera criticizing Republicans.
Radical Muslim Hearings
Peter King ironically launches hearings to investigate American Muslims while defending his ties to the IRA.
Crisis in Dairyland - Apocalypse Cow
Wisconsin Republicans use a loophole to vote without Democrats, and Sam Bee gets a taste of what it's like to live the teacher's dream.
Odyssey Dawn
The U.S. military fires Tomahawk missiles against Libyan defense targets on the anniversary of the Iraq war.
Odyssey Dawn - Unconstitutional War
Aasif Mandvi explains that America is merely enabling a no-fly zone to encourage Libyan leadership's self-relocation.
America's Freedom Packages
John Oliver demonstrates how America's freedom packages will turn any country's civil war into a catastro-tunity.
Sarah Vowell
Sarah Vowell talks about the year that the United States became a world power in an orgy of imperialism.
America at Not-War
Republicans plead for action in the face of Muammar al-Gaddafi's tyranny, but they aren't satisfied with Obama's no-fly zone.
America at Not-War - Obama's Communication Gap
President Obama talks to Americans about the operation in Libya like adults who've been married for 40 years.
Back in Black - Trump 2012
Lewis Black thinks Donald Trump has what it takes to be the crazy third-world dictator that America needs.
When Reporters Attack
Nancy Grace refuses to take science for an answer, and Steve Harrigan sends Joey Expendable to the Gaddafi compound.
When Reporters Attack - CNN & Fox News Feud in Libya
Jason Jones understands why his old warhorse correspondent brethren from Fox News and CNN are butting heads in Libya.
Gov Hurts
The relationship between Republican governors and their states goes from cool new boyfriend to psychotic stepdad.
Family Matters
Journalists have a tough job in the field, especially the reporters working for NBC.
Bret Baier
Bret Baier defends journalistic objectivity at Fox News and believes Charles Krauthammer is brilliant.
I Give Up - Pay Anything...
As greedy public workers bankrupt states, America makes it harder for honest corporate citizens to create jobs.
A Room of One's Own
Wyatt Cenac describes the exquisite dance between reporters and the White House as he's handcuffed in the Nixon boiler room.
Mansour O. El-Kikhia
Mansour O. El-Kikhia thanks President Obama for striking against Gaddafi's forces in Libya.
America at Not-War - Obama Defends Military Action in Libya
Ten days after America starts bombing Libya, President Obama takes to the podium to convince Americans that they should bomb Libya.
America at Not-War - Obama's Pragmatic Foreign Policy Decisions
President Obama describes America's action in Libya, without the soaring freedom rhetoric.
America at Not-War - Define and Conquer
Jay Carney makes America's military action in Libya sound like a PBS special, and President Obama calls the conflict a "turd sandwich."
Indecision 2012 - Base Race - Bachmann, Cain & Gingrich
Michele Bachmann apologizes for the waterfall noise, Howard Cain refuses to appoint a Muslim, and Newt Gingrich fears an atheist Islamist takeover.
Indecision 2012 - Base Race - Santorum, Barbour & Trump
Rick Santorum blames Social Security troubles on abortion, Haley Barbour wants to reinstate "don't ask, don't tell," and Donald Trump calls for Obama's birth certificate.
America at Not-War - Libyan Rebel Forces
CIA operatives must include the instructions on the weapons before arming poorly trained Libyan rebels.
Rebranding Libya - Ali Suleiman Aujali
John Oliver helps Ali Suleiman Aujali repair Libya's image with a more appealing name and a less threatening flag.
Bad News Baier
Bret Baier needs to be warned that bias is seeping into Fox News after his boss admits to mischievously speculating about Obama.
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