Pictures Of The Day

I was perusing the site of my conservative counterpart Donald Douglas yesterday when I came across a couple of artistic and political gems. The first is from a post entitled: "New York Times: Oversamples Democrats, Push-Polls Respondents in Health Care Survey". The body of the post is unimportant (and never mind that it was Republicans who first perfected push-polling), as it's just Don bitching about a political poll that he doesn't like the results of but the accompanying graphic is the real payoff:

But of course that's not nearly the best part. That comes when you check out the fear mongering post "Healthcare Bondage? The Uninsured as Chattel Slaves":

Are you sufficiently worried about your children's health and futures now? Are you scared yet? Because that's the point! Be scared! Be fearful! Because it's only through fear and paranoia that you'll eventually come around to the neocon political point of view. That strange and mysterious "other" is out to get us and they can't be trusted and must therefore die in a huge and costly war, foreign or domestic, cultural or otherwise. Stoke your fears now because Obama will only charge you to do the same in the future. You've been warned, America.