Not a good week for Conservatives

No it's not! :-)

Conservative "Bad Boy" James o'Keefe tried to punk a CNN reporter - and ended up looking like the misogynistic idiot he is. What was he thinking? Or, like his stupid attempts at tapping Mary Landrieu's phones, wasn't he?

I can just imagine the moment when the CNN reporter, Abbie Boudreau, walks into the trap. She'd probably call the cops, and she'd be right to! What Mr O'Keefe did was nothing short of planned sexual harassment; a sympathetic cop could have arrested Mr O'Keefe for conspiracy, and then let the DA and courts figure it all out. That would have been interesting to see via his hidden cameras.

Christine O'Donnell, the Delaware Tea Party, er Republican candidate has another problem - it seems she didn't actually go to Oxford University as she claimed. She attended a course from some other college that was held on the grounds of Oxford University. Her supporters forgive her, yet again and her opponents wonder how someone can be so incredible, and still be popular.

Mr Murdoch is in the awkward position of having to defend his right wing attack-dog, Fox News. He says it's not anti-immigrant. (How could it be? He's an immigrant! :-) ) If you're defending yourself, you're not controlling the story- you are the story.

And an Assistant Attorney General for Michigan, Andrew Shirvell, has launched an amazingly vitriolic campaign against the Michigan State University Student Council's President Chris Armstrong. To say it's vitriolic is a bit a of an understatement - to my uneducated eye, it's looks like harassment and stalking!

Of course, Mr Shirvell has no "hate" in his heart for Mr Armstrong. I'm not sure I'd call it love, either. Unrequited lust, perhaps? I should note that Mr Shirvell is a Christian and all he's doing is spreading the word. The point of contention? student housing; Mr Armstrong wants to desegregate it.

Oh, and Sarah apparently got booed on Dancing with the Stars. Who watches that load of crap, anyway?

Carolyn Ann