Rep. Dennis Kucinich wants to thank you for allowing him to follow through with his divisive and in-all-likelihood fruitless impeachment resolution, which will be heard in Congress this Friday...
Can you guess which of these quotes -- provided by Philadelphia sketch group, Secret Pants -- belong to our president, George W. Bush, and which belong to Batman from his 1960s TV series?
It's harder than you think...
The old guy came closest to getting a perfect score.
Update for all citizens of Diggachusetts: Yo! Be a paison and check out the Secret Pants website for lots more fantastic videos, including one of my personal favorite sketches of all time.
The little girl was pretty good! Either she's watched a lot of Batman, actually follows politics, or is a lucky guesser.
John Oliver reports on the Congressional hearings (or as they will come to be called, the Immaculate Deception) to determine if Justice Department officials under the Bush administration abused their power. He hopes everyone appreciates how lucky we are to witness this low point in American democracy.
Will the Bush administration be remembered as the greatest deceivers in American history?
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Well, as many times as I heard Dubya and Rice make remarks about how they'd be judged by history, I don't think it's such a bad idea for DK to get some of this on the record. Besides, it's not the first time he's gone to bat for a lost cause.