A strong candidate with concern for families and national security, Hillary Rottweiler-Clinton is a favorite of MILFs and hot lesbos across the USA. America's first female presidential hopeful hides her inner sex panther behind Midwest conservative style favoring professional pant suits of authoritarian sexyness. While we agree with Versace that Clinton could sex up her image with skirts that show some leg, perhaps her penetrating gazes and carefully plotted words are more sexy and mysterious concealed behind the geometric pant forms.
Enticing rumors of Hillary's scandalous double life in the 90s seem to have bolstered her popularity with all demographics. Unsubstantiated reports claim that while embroiled in Mr. Clinton's White House scandals she would unwind by discretely sampling the services of celebrity gigolos from Kenny G to El Debarge in her Martha Stewart designed love chamber. Although Hillary's racey internet sex tape was proven to be a hoax (and was in fact Barbara Walter's sex tape) an authentic one is said to exist in the library of a select few celebrity collectors including Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top.
Senator Clinton's lofty ideals, political connections, alien ancestry and big bucks are a force to be respected so keep your eye on this one!
Melissa McCarthy and Jimmy Fallon have hosted two of the best "Saturday Night Live" episodes this season, but Maya Rudolph's return to the late night show may top even those hits. As Fallon proved, having a former cast member definitely livens up both the writers and the cast. With her post-"SNL" work, Rudolph has also continued to hone her mad comedy skills, and she was funnier than ever this ...
Catron first became concerned last November, when Coulter asked in one of her columns, "If Not Romney, Who? If Not Now, When?" (Funny considering that just one year ago at CPAC, she feared the idea of a Romney nomination—watch the video below.)
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Most in the White House will admit it: Over the past few months, their strategy has swung from seeking compromise to welcoming confrontation. After the debt-ceiling debacle, they stopped believing that they could reach a deal with House Republicans. And so they stopped emphasizing policies they thought Republicans would like and began emphasizing policies -- like the Buffett rule -- that they ...
RICK SANTORUM could become the 2012 Republican presidential nominee. The former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania is rising in polls. It's a long, long way to Tampa, Fla., home of the GOP national convention in late August, but Santorum, for all the reasons he is loathed by liberals and mocked by moderate Republicans, is best equipped to capture the hearts and minds of GOP primary voters. He has a ...