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I Can't Believe Justin Bieber Poisoned Our Water..

BUT I HAVE TO PEE!!!!

‘Reality slap’ photo puts first lady’s hashtag activism in brutal perspective [pic]

http://twitter.com/#!/Ianflahertyy/status/465138926718447617

Michelle Obama’s contribution to the #BringBackOurGirls campaign came weeks after a Nigerian activist launched the hashtag that helped interest journalists in the terrorist kidnapping of hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls. The teenybopper administration might believe in “the promise of hashtag,” but the first lady’s frowny-faced photo has been widely criticized as late-to-the-table, impotent slacktivist feelgoodery.

Here’s the response from Jack of Ranger Up that Blackfive says “sums up my feelings about pouty Twits believing that social media works better than action.”

http://twitter.com/#!/N_J_Anderson/status/464841904702881793 http://twitter.com/#!/matt_phinney/status/464890008961556481

#BringBackOurBalls: Mark Steyn nails ‘this week’s Hashtag of Western Impotence’

‘Emptiest of empty gestures’: FLOTUS hopes terrorists will live by the promise of hashtag [pic]

‘Is this real life?’ Hillary Clinton’s nonsensical #BringBackOurGirls tweet blasted with brutal truth

AOL tweets the most AOL thing ever about Joe Biden

This morning, AOL published a tweet saying that sources confirmed that Joe Biden willenter the presidential race. The link in the tweet was broken. Here is a screenshot:

They eventually noticed their mistake (after severalhours of the tweet being live) and corrected.

That didn’t stop the relentless amount of mockery for AOL being, well, AOL.

While the tweet isn’t accurate today, could it be at some point?

Did Someone Say They Wanted A Pillowfight

The Most Interesting Man In The World

Made A Mistake

Effort to Akin-ize pro-life Republicans continues apace

http://twitter.com/#!/NicholsUprising/status/291994117213396992

Pollster Kellyanne Conway told a group of Republican lawmakers to stop talking about rape, according to an article by Politico.

The advice comes in the wake of remarks about rape last year by pro-life candidates Todd Akin of Missouri and Richard Mourdock of Indiana, both of whom lost U.S. Senate races in November.

Last week, Rep. Phil Gingrey, a Republican from Georgia, said that Akin was “partly right” that women who are raped are unlikely to get pregnant.

We are unaware of any reputable scientific studies that support this claim.

Last Friday, in an attempt to diffuse the controversy, Gingrey’s office threw both Akin and Mourdock under the bus:

I do not defend, nor do I stand by, the remarks made by Rep. Akin and Mr. [Richard] Mourdock. In my attempt to provide context as to what I presumed they meant, my position was misconstrued.

Not surprisingly, liberal tweeters (who love seeing the word “rape” and “Republican” in the same sentence) are reveling in the story:

https://twitter.com/themrmer/status/291993695912333312

https://twitter.com/jesseltaylor/status/291992304254873600

https://twitter.com/markos/status/291991695468404736

https://twitter.com/beth4158/status/291994428288151552

https://twitter.com/adamsteinberger/status/292003476467224577

Akin’s comments, of course,were ignorant, garbled nonsense, and many conservatives said so at the time.

By contrast, Mourdock simply said that life is a gift from God, and he believes this to be true even in cases where life results from “that horrible situation of rape”:

The only exception I have to have an abortion is in the case of the life of the mother. I struggled with it myself for a long time, but I came to realize life is that gift from God. I think that even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that God intended to happen.

Mourdock repeated the point:

God creates life, and that was my point. God does not want rape, and by no means was I suggesting that He does. Rape is a horrible thing, and for anyone to twist my words otherwise is absurd and sick.

This is an honorable man who spoke clearly and with conviction. He was wrongly portrayed as a lunatic and is now being thrown under the bus even by Republicans.

Moreover, it’s not as if Mourdock just blurted out his comments apropos of nothing. He spoke about rape only after being asked about his position on abortion during a debate. How would Kellyanne Conway have him respond? Refuse to answer the question?

https://twitter.com/daveweigel/status/291991778834399232

https://twitter.com/brianbeutler/status/291994687722643456

Perhaps what Kellyanne Conway really wants to say (but won’t because she doesn’t want to alienate pro-lifers) is that pro-life Republicans should moderate their position on abortion. Talking less about rape has nothing to do with it.