
MCCAIN/PALIN 2008
"...I'll never find another girl like you,
For happy endings it takes two,
The Fire and Ice,
a Dream WILL come true,
Sarah, Sarah,
Storms are brewin' in your eyes"

Don't you wish your VP was hot like ours.

Bye Bye, Biden.

And I'll refer you to my previous post on this subject, where I predicted that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (I like to pronounce it properly because it involves gagging twice when I say it) would return to the US.




For all of you old geezers that are going to complain about her finger on the trigger: read this and get over it. She can handle her gun better than you can yours, so STFU.





Ingheyham showing off her prowess in Iraq.
Laura commandeering a helicopter in Israel. She's gotta know the ladies love the flight gear.
So do you think she's your type, Sheriff Bruce? Just be sure to get the video of it online, so I can post it here.

I want this woman's number.
Proving that you can still be hot at age 82, Venus Ramey gave us the best story I've heard in a long time. This is one old lady for whom I don't mind paying social security and prescription drug coverage.

All right, all right, if you want substance, here's the link to Laura's appearance on the Today Show last week.

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is arguably the most handsome 2008 candidate for President. Why does that matter? Because John Kennedy, Bill Clinton (with the help of Al Gore), Ronald Reagan, and George Walker Bush all gained votes because of their looks at the time of running. The video age makes the importance of sex appeal in a national race unavoidable, and so does the rise in female voters. (This is not to pick on women; in 100 years when we regularly have female candidates competing in presidential primaries and races, there will be even more attention paid to their looks by male voters. Meanwhile, polls have regularly been conducted in the past few presidential races about which candidate would give us the best looking first lady.)

Yes, indeed. And might I take the opportunity on this totally miscellaneous post to say that I love how when she is talking about former Deputy Secretary of State, Richard Armitage (who disturbingly enough gave the commencement speech at my Texas A&M graduation), she pronounces his last name "armitish." Her little Irish-lesbian lisp is so cute.
A rare, younger picture of
Who's that charming lady with the country accent we started seeing on Fox News business programming in 2001 and are seeing more and more, no doubt because there were many viewer requests to "see more of" her (which, naturally, could have more than one meaning.)?
Why this double standard? Dare I say it has to do with Newt’s unattractiveness? Of course, I dare! This is Prowess, not some self-censoring sissy site. Former Speaker Gingrich is a brilliant man and adept historian, but that can’t make up for the fact that he’s a pudgy professor with a nerdy, non-resonant voice. The disgust over his affair is not so much moral outrage, but the kind of nausea we get when we imagine any overstuffed, saggy Washington insider having sex. We, the shallow, seem more willing to let slide affairs and multiple marriages when the offenders are better looking. When someone like former Speaker Gingrich is involved in sexual misconduct, on the other hand, we just grimace and wonder “Why?, How?, Eww, nevermind! ” For someone so blessed with a creative mind, it is difficult to find a redeeming quality in Newt’s physicality. It’s not in his nasal tone and certainly not in his name.
"I am not a stud."
The harsh, unfair reality of the video media world and E! TV culture is that homely candidates for office only go so far, especially in presidential races. It’s one reason Governor George Walker Bush beat Senator John McCain in the 2000 primaries and why JFK made it, RFK would have, and Teddy never did.
Newt was a great fighting dog in Congress and hopefully will continue to be a strong behind-the-scenes player and thinker in the conservative movement, but he is no more ready for his close-up now than he was in 1994.
Say hello to William O'Reilly, the very tall native Long Islander and best dressed man on television who can be quite persuasive when he's angry.


Now to heart of this post: Some have asked me why I am so loyal and defensive when it comes to Ann Coulter. There are certainly many political figures I admire, in fact some I follow more closely than Lady Ann, but my fidelity to her is much more personal. Everyone is asked growing up who their heroes are or whom they idolize. For me that answer was always the same: No One. There was never any adult I wanted to emulate, none I saw as a model of what I wanted to become. That is until I started reading Ann Coulter. In her words, I discovered all the qualities I want for myself: spiked wit, ab-tightening comedy, poetic satire, intellectual prowess, and, most of all, absolute fearlessness. Because of her, I went from appreciating and following politics to wanting to be a part of them. I had found my hero.
Damn, Malkin, apparently you are hot stuff. It's not hard to figure out why. There are so many ways to count: your brilliant and often hilarious columns, your bold books, your fantastic news and video site: Hot Air. And then, of course, there was the way you cursed on "The O'Reilly Factor" and (when questioned) were able to immediately come up with an innocent reference to candy. That was so cute!
Here's lookin' at you, kid.



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