Results for ‘Mo Rocca’:

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November 21st at 8:29PM

From the Pork Barrel: Turbaconducken!

POSTED BY: Dennis DiClaudio

* Lame duck sessions suck. But maybe if they were stuffed inside a chicken and a turkey... And then all wrapped up in bacon... Oh, that's the spot.

* Basil at IMAO: Bail out the Big Three up north or build a fence around the South to keep all the unemployed Democrats out.

* Mo Rocca: Who would make a better teacher for the Obama girls: Mrs. Garrett or Edna Krabappel?

* Asking, telling: Still frowned upon by upcoming Obama administration.

* 23/6's Lee Camp: Ten questions that must be asked of Barack Obama before he's sworn in.

* Saxby Chambliss is camera shy.

* Al Franken closing in on Norm Coleman, according to Franken's personal brand of math.

* Patton Oswalt speaks (briefly) about election night blogging here on Indy.

* SNL looking for an actual black guy to play the kind of black guy.

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LAST COMMENT:

I found it funny Dennis, but then you kept on going, so i thought I would do your job for you.

by Tokando November 24th at 10:51PM
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November 12th at 10:50AM

John McCain Wants to Grow the Cupcake

POSTED BY: Dennis DiClaudio

Such is politics. One week, you're one of the two most influential men on the planet, battling valiently for control of the country...

And the next, you're giving free cupcakes to Mo Rocca back stage at the Tonight Show...

To be fair, it's refreshing to see McCain back to consorting with a more respectable class of people again.

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Tee HEE

by Chris November 12th at 6:39PM
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July 8th at 4:40PM

The Daily Show Indecision Retrospective: Barack Obama, John McCain and the Latino Vote

POSTED BY: TheInDecider

Barack Obama and John McCain have both been aggressively courting the Latino vote, which is no wonder, when you consider Mo Rocca's Nostradamus-like prediction that, if the percentage of Latino voters continues to grow at the rate it was growing at in 2000, they will constitute 160% of the voting population by 2016.