The first ever CPAC competition edition of Games & Guns is up! Watch as host Stephen Gutowski competes against the National Review’s Jim Geraghty, Breitbart’s John Sexton, The Shark Tank’s Javier Manjarres, Mister Smith Media’s Michael Deppisch, Breitbart’s Ezra Dulis, Banana Republican’s Rachel Jurado, Slate’s Dave Weigel, and Dialog New Media’s Matt Scheffield.
But, first, check out the domination dominatrix.
Ok, now the competition!
Oh, and some nice elevator music to boot!
“Oh my God I’m just floating arms!!”
Seriously, why don’t you have legs in Left 4 Dead 2? Anyway, here’s the full episode of this week’s Games & Guns featuring special guest Rachel Jurado and CLOWN ZOMBIES!!
Consider this a bonus follow up to Fall Out Buckley.
In a classically Biden moment our Vice President ripped on our President for his famous reliance on teleprompters. Biden delivered his joke while speaking to new Air Force graduates. From Top of the Ticket:
not content to leave without a jaunty ad lib, Biden noted that heavy winds were gusting through the ceremonies. One of his two teleprompters had toppled over. Alluding to the jokes of Obama’s reliance on the speech-facilitators, Biden added, “What I am going to tell the president when I tell him his teleprompter is broken. What will he do then.”
Oh boy. Please let the man speak more often. Dream Scenario: Obama replaces Gibbs with Biden for Press Secretary… if only.
UPDATE: For your viewing pleasure
No… I couldn’t make this up if I tried:
Yes… that’s right, not only is Obama our new savior but he is now our new Pillsbury Doughboy.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_I3br9m-68
Actually, judging by this comment from the owner of the cafe that Obama has shown his grace upon maybe he is a strange doughboy messiah combination, or, in other words, he is a savory savior:
“I think everybody just … thought, ‘Oh, great cookie, great president _ the world is a happy place. Barack’s going to fix all the problems and if I have a bite of this cookie it’s going to make me feel good,'”
I think this video pretty much sums it up nicely:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZmHDEa0Y20
I guess what we really need are some IBM consultants? or at least some people who actually are accountable for results… (and we need them fast)