Snowball-Cop rangles a hippy with just one hand!
An un-named off-duty detective and Hummer owner (AKA: Snowball-Cop) comes under attack on DC’s mean streets just as his Hummer gets stuck in the snow.
Instead of calling for back-up like some kind of wussy, Snowball-Cop steps down from his ride and takes out his pistol, unafraid of snowballs still flying in from the mob. Sedans, minivans, and other SUVs somehow manage to avoid whatever trap these terrorists set out for him and crawl past the scene — their drivers feeling lucky they escaped a similar fate. (more…)
I’m usually one of the first people who defend the allegedly elitist, leftist, out-of-touch, communist Hollywood types when one of them decides to make some kind of statement about politics or whatever. 
Obama’s Katrina: BP oil spill in the Gulf
BP Oil Spill Command Center in Mobile Alabama
When the BP oil spill crisis erupted, some called this disaster Obama’s Katrina. Initially, these people were conservative pundits and journalists. They were dismissed for trying to portray Obama’s presidency as at least as bad, if not worse, than Bush’s (because no one maintains Bush’s presidency wasn’t bad anymore).
The early comparisons were pretty easy to make: Both are in the Gulf of Mexico, both damaged the Louisiana coast, there’s a lot of public outrage, both are will be or are really expensive, and so on. They were just as easy to dismiss because they didn’t define Katrina’s legacy. Unfortunately for the White House, and the rest of us, is that the BP Oil spill is quickly becoming a bad mark on Obama’s administration just as Hurricane Katrina blemmished Bush’s. The unprecendented scope of impact, the all-to familiar blame game, and the apparent lack of leadership in time of crisis framed Katrina and are manifesting in this latest crisis. (more…)