Snark of the Day: Ann Coulter

Romney was the perfect candidate, and he was the president this country needed right now. It’s less disheartening that a president who wrecked American health care, quadrupled gas prices, added $6 trillion to the national debt and gave us an

“I’m so glad we had that storm last week. ‘Cause I think the storm was one of those things. No. Politically, I should say. Not in terms of hurting people. The storm brought in possibilities for good politics.”

Doug Powers

But Candy Crowley’s bias was more insidious. She chose the questions and the questioners. She let Obama’s towering ignorance on gas prices slip by unremarked. She corrected Mitt Romney with incorrect facts, allowing Obama to escape the most dangerous moment

Michelle Obama must have OD’d on Kool Aide before being interviewed on a DC area hip-hop station. She said that “We are in the midst of a huge recovery.” Who is she kidding? The unemployment rate is officially 7.8% but

Will this Obama/Biden message of “We killed Osama but they forgot to remind us about the blowback” really carry them past the election? The buck stops where?

Tom Maquire, Just One Minute.

Is it just me, but does it look like the Romney campaign’s  John Sununu is spiking the football and the football is Barack Obama?

“When you’re not that bright you can’t get better prepared,”

Hat tip: Stink Progress.

The Snark of the Day, from an undisclosed location.

Democrat Sluts Can’t Do Math

Robert Stacy McCain. Other McCain

Stacy explores the question in party of women like Mrs. B.J. Clinton, Sandra Fluke and Lizzy

Warren how any woman could

Imported, duty-free Canadian snark:

Jesus raised a nine year old girl from the dead. Mohammed had sex with one.

Kathy Shaidle, Five Feet of Fury

A Snark of the Day which is a bit on the long side, but who wants to snipe Charles.

This was clearly deception on part of the administration in sending Susan Rice to say this was a spontaneous demonstration, when

‘Come on honey, bring your mortars, we’re going to a spontaneous demonstration,”

John McCain, via Ed Morrissey, Hot Hot.

Shame the old man never showed this much scorn four years ago.      I , like McCain, know his about mortars,

If you can’t count to four, or keep track of the difference between 50 and 57 states, maybe that helps to explain why you don’t understand the significance of a $16 trillion debt. In a world where numbers are all

When the automobile came into vogue, the job prospects for horse-shoers and saddle-makers dwindled. Hardly anyone today would argue that that was to the detriment of the economy as a whole. If the government ran the transportation industry, though, horse-shoers

You’ll never find a more incestuous group than journalists. That they socialize extensively, if not exclusively, with each other in Washington and events like conventions is not a surprise, but the extent to which they insulate themselves from their fellow

“I’d advise that you talk to General McRaven, who’s in charge of our Special Ops. I think he has a point of view in terms of how deeply I care about what these folks do each and every day to

“President Obama, bless his heart, has tried to substitute government for free people, and it has not worked.”

Mitt Romney, campaigning in Iowa, via Twitchy.

Who know President Fifty Seven States was a moron.