What’s Hot/What’s Not: Submissions…

Post your nominations for this week’s What’s Hot/What’s Not. I’ll post the finalists on Sunday night. And, no, the dearth of ICN posts this week is not a topic for the Not Hot category. I already know it was bad. I don’t need a reminder.

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65 Responses to “What’s Hot/What’s Not: Submissions…”

  1. missy5537 Says:

    First!!!!!!!!!

  2. Curses!

    Hot: chicken sandwiches, swimmers, girl gymnasts

    Not: MSNBC – makes a better sports channel

  3. Hot: Fox News twisting itself in knots trying to figure out what to do with a candidate accused of not paying taxes for ten years, and clearly not willing to “show us the certificate”. How’s them “baseless accusations” feel now, kids? #gandersauce

  4. Hot: Spoiler Alerts
    Hot: CNN’s Jim Walton has puzzled so long that his puzzler is sore.
    Hot: Chick Fil-A broo-ha-ha
    Not: Next day Chick Fil-A Bro-ho-ho…

  5. I love the fact that Dems are justifying their Senate Majority Leader making baseless accusations by comparing it with the Bachmann/Arpaio-level birthers. There’s a proud, proud moment.

  6. There was something on CNN about two guys who kissed at the Great Event. Amusing that they had to make sure people knew they weren’t actually g@y.

  7. The Fox & Friends crew demanded it, too, and Fox had Trump on talking about it for weeks. Hence, the comparison in a comment about FNC. And no, I don’t mind Reid’s tactics. I don’t think he would say it unless he was convinced, and it’s fair game against a candidate who habitually takes POTUS out of context in ads. Mitt Romney is a slimey, ruthless politician, and he’s getting what he gives. Show us your papers, slimeball.

  8. - I don’t mind Reid’s tactics -

    Yep. There ya go. Slime on. All’s fair when you agree with them.

  9. I don’t think he would say it unless he was convinced

    That’s a load of crap. He said that from the Senate floor knowing that doing so makes him immune to the laws that the rest of us have to follow. Harry Reid has long been a liar.

  10. Bottom line is that he doesn’t care that Reid’s lying. Whatever it takes.

  11. erich500 Says:

    Time out, time out: Is someone seriously comparing some dolt who goes on Fox and Friends and make unproven charges with the Senate Majority Leader speaking from the Senate Floor making unsubstantiated charges?

    No, it must be a joke, right?

  12. See what I did there? You guys make this too easy. Now get back on Not/Hot and behave yourselves.

  13. erich500 Says:

    Romney’s unwillingness to denounce and distance himself from a guy with a dead squirrel on his head weakens his credibility in criticizing Reid.

    He’s got no one to blame but himself.

    Anyway, I think it’s dead.

    Not Hot: Dead squirrels on your head.

  14. foxywatcher Says:

    Harry Reid is a wife beating, non-tax paying illegal. Someone told that to me. It’s Harry Reids job to refute all of that. Harry won’t even show his taxes.

    I would like to know when showing your taxes became a requirement to run for the Presidency?

    http://www.presidentsusa.net/qualifications.html

    I don’t see that listed as one of the qualifications.

    You do have to be a natural born citizen- hence the birth certificate “proof” some have wanted to see. That clearly has to do with whether he can legally run or not.

    CHICK FIL-A and FREE SPEECH WIN
    So happy to see the huge turnout to support Chick-Fil-A. Gov Huckabee should see a 2-5% cut of that says profits. Amazing outpouring of support that the mainstream media (major networks) avoided. Cable news and local stations covered. Where were the majors?

    The great KISS-IN flop. Laughable.

    The missed stories in Chick-Fil-A controversy:
    1) Liberals try and ban things they disagree with. They are intolerant.

    2) Liberals will try and falsely claim those who don’t agree with them are “intolerant” and “hate”. Liberals project too much. Its they who are filled with the hate. Its they who vandalize, call in bomb threats etc because someone has a different opinion.

    3) The whole b.s. about liberal news people quoting the Old Testament and then using the tired old, we eat shellfish etc nonsense. They forget its also in the New Testament. Twice. They also fail to point out it talks about marriage in the New Testament. But they always fail to mention that in their lame Old Testament attack.

    4) The hypocrisy of the liberal Dem’s who won’t go attack the black churches for their views

    5) The hypocrisy of the liberal media for not calling out Muslims who instead of are against it– call for death.

    6) Poor Shep Smith. Poor Shep.

    7) The media failing to point out Obama held the same view as the Chick-Fil-A owners up till 4 months ago. Then, even worse, Obama sold out his views because he wasn’t getting money from Hollywood. And even worse, Obama was going to “sit” on that news till a more appropriate time and Biden’s gaffe made him open up sooner.

    8) The hypocrisy of the boycott when the Dem’s convention will pour Hundreds of Millions into North Carolina. Yet another state who voted to ban G.M. Of course in Obama’s evolved view, he believes its a “states right”. Hence, Obama is fine with 31 or 32+ states banning GM.

    The Yawnful Olympics. Does anyone care to see a bunch of pros compete? In fact a study showed that far more women care than men.

    The return of the Black Panthers polling case.

  15. Last I heard, Romney won’t answer questions about Bachmann and the Bachmannettes, either. That actually means something to those of us who aren’t fond of baseless accusations.

  16. That’s Romney’s M.O.: If it’s crazy batshyte Tea Party crap, he’ll blow it off and take the vote. Obama’s a Kenyan, Huma’s infiltrating the WH for the Muslim Brotherhood..it’s all good. Vote for me!

  17. You keep saying “baseless accusations”. Dana Bash seems to think there’s something to it.

  18. Dana Bash thinks there’s something to the birther nonsense, Joey?

  19. Nice religious bashing, you creep.

  20. - Dana Bash -

    Yeah, I’m sure. Candy Crowley also calls him “honorable”, which I’m sure would apply equally to Bachmann, et al. Anderson Cooper seemed to get a good laugh out of the whole thing, since we’re quoting CNN as a source.

  21. Thanks, a$$holes..good talkin’ to ya.

  22. ^ BWs, obviously.

  23. Not: Joe using this topic for his BS tax nonsense and his excesses of jerkilitis. I’m disgusted with his shameful behavior toward Mormans, and he needs to appologize to them.

  24. savefarris Says:

    HOT: Harry Reid’s Pederasty
    NOT: That guy in the Chick-Fil-A drive thru.
    OFF THE BOARD: Any discussion of the economy. No wonder Reid brought up Romney’s taxes. Beats having to explain the rise in unemployment…

  25. missy5537 Says:

    Joe, I heard that yo haven’t paid taxes either, and the allegations about your beating your wife must be addressed.

    Prove me wrong.

  26. He hates cats, too.

  27. What, where, Mancow has a show on Fox?? I’m..argh.

  28. FNC has been trying desperately to get their ranking to fall but CNN & MSNBC have proven themselves to be suck-ier. Now Fox pulls out its ace (in) a-hole: Mancow.

    File this under NOT.

  29. Was there not a more revolting human being available? According to the guide, he’s hosting a “debate” between a truther and a fireman. Because we’ll all be so much better after that’s done. Morton Downey called and he wants his format back.

  30. missy5537 Says:

    “He hates cats, too.”

    Love it!

  31. Okay, I’m watching Mancow. I have no pride. I think my five minutes is up.
    Btw, is Rahm Emanuel aging in office like Abe Lincoln, or do I need a new TV?

  32. missy5537 Says:

    Sure, Mancow is obnoxious. But there are people out there who actually believe the world’s economy would change if Romney would release his tax returns, and Ann would get rid of her horse!

    Anyway, I can’t believe no one has commented on Joe Theisman and his obnoxious prostrate commercial. He keeps using the term “going to the bathroom” constantly. STHU!

  33. missy5537 Says:

    And where is Joe – hiding under his desk? Hopefully he’s looking for 0bama’s transcripts.

  34. It’s like that feature in Reader’s Digest: I am Joe’s prostate. Remember?

  35. Some of those commercials make you long for the innocent simplicity of Viagra and the Side Effect that Must Not Be Named.

  36. Sorry Missy, I’ve been busy hanging with my cat! Princess, btw. And Laura’s cat is Snowflake. That’s right, people, I know the name of Laura’s cat! How do ya like me now? ;-)

  37. missy5537 Says:

    “Princess” is an adorable name for a cat, and of course so is “Snowflake” (another pure white cat, I presume – just like Missy).

    So I have fellow cat owners on this site! Very nice.

  38. Hitler’s dog was named Blondie.

  39. “It’s like that feature in Reader’s Digest: I am Joe’s prostate. Remember?”

    I do prefer the short version.

  40. Rick Perry refuses to release his Texas.

  41. NOT: any and all coverage of Harry Reid’s unsubstantiated accusations against Mitt Romney. Even the New York Times bitchslaps him today:

    http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/05/opinion/sunday/bruni-truculence-before-truth.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20120805

  42. Fox went back to regular programming at three. MSwhatever stuck with Olympic programming, presumably from the time that the news broke. CNN has actual news.

  43. ^ Fox was back at it for the news conference and CNN is still covering this thing… repetitively.

    HOT: CNN’s high-definition feed from Oak Creek WI is a noticeably better quality image then either CNN of FNC’s in-studio one.

  44. FNC has Anna Kooiman reporting on the shooting, MSNBC is running Caught On Camera. I’m not sure which is more insulting.

  45. NOT: the India power grid, as Joe (Duffus) Biden would say, “literally”. Six hundred and forty thousand customers without power. The root of the problem is one of many leftovers of India’s post-independence experiment with socialism. Half of India’s power stations are coal-fired. Indian coal is produced by a state monopoly (Coal India). The price is controlled by the state, as is the price of electricity itself. The private firms running power stations are trapped between a lump of coal and a hard place. They cannot even trust the regional distributors to order the right amount of power.

  46. – repetitively –

    Yeah, there’s that. My favorite moment was when Don Lemon reflexively referred to the gunman as “he or she”. I’ll eat my socks if it was a woman. Hell, I’ll eat your socks.

  47. erich500 Says:

    “Six hundred and forty thousand customers without power”

    That’s 640 million customers.

    But, hey, it’s good to know that some of the $800 billion stimulus from three years went to upgrading our electrical grid. I mean some of it went to that, right?

    Eight hundred billion dollars.

    Right?

  48. Hell, I’ll eat your socks

    I don’t think so. Primum non nocere comes to mind.

  49. -Right?-

    If you were going to spend hundreds of billions of borrowed dollars on “infrastructure” projects, using that toward modernising our power grid would have at least provided a long-term benefit.

    Truth is, though, there’s already a mechanism to provide such funding without federal monies. Unfortunately, Obama administration regulators hell-bent on pushing not-ready-for-market green energy technologies effectively redirected private funding away from grid modernisation projects.

  50. Watch your mouth,

  51. Green technology. Chasing windmills.

  52. Krauthammer made the point that Obama had spent all this money, and what was there to show for it? All this talk of the wonderful things that only government can do, and what has he added to it? As far as anyone can tell, he pissed away $800 billion, and what is there to make his mark upon the land, besides begging for more?

  53. Private industry has made drastic changes to our grid since the big outage of 2005. Computerised load management and switching have, short of mother nature’s storms, have kept things running pretty smoothly even with the high demand of this super-hot summer.

  54. erich500 Says:

    ^Exactly. Did we build a damned thing?

    I think some sort of stimulus was needed at that time. But not the one they pulled off.

    This is what gets me about Krugman and his followers. Okay, let’s say we need another $500 billion-plus stimulus. Where’s the evidence that the money will be used for actual projects that will hire people and inject money into our economy?

    This is where Krugman’s partisanship blinds him. He’s a brilliant guy but he’s got blinders on that nothing can get through. And when Fareed Zakaria has him on he never challenges him on this area.

  55. A lot of the stimulus was used to prop up state budgets for a couple years. When that ran out, unless you were lucky enough to have a Republican In charge smart enough to balance by bringing in new revenues, the big layoffs in the public sector hit. Ohio’s governor was one of the good ones. That’s why we are at 6% unemployment.

  56. Yes, amazing how the states that are doing well just happen to be run by Republicans. And our brilliant populace rewards that by crediting Obama, or at least giving him better numbers in those states. This country is too stupid to survive.

  57. Oh, right. HusseinCare. How could I ever have forgotten that other pile of money?

  58. This country is too stupid to survive. HusseinCare.

    Who hacked Laura’s WordPress account?

  59. -Chasing Windmills-

    There’s a couple of windmill farms I pass on the road to my place “up north”. I’ve often noticed that even on windy days many (sometimes most) of the blades aren’t going roundy-go-round. Turns out they shut them off whenever there isn’t a buyer for the energy – even several states or provinces away – to cut the wear and tear on the turbines. If they leave them running the surplus power has to be diverted straight to ground because the technology necessary to store the energy for later use hasn’t been invented yet.

    -HusseinCare- Brought to you by the party that promotes GSA-style stewardship of your money.

  60. It’s Laural 2. The sequel.

  61. White male, around 40. No socks for me.

  62. ^ Known for white supremicist crap. Great.

  63. Fox is in rerun (Geraldo and the Jackson). CNN is on Mars, you should pardon the expression.

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