Obama’s “Hawaiian Earthquake” Comment Sends Conservatives Into A Tizzy

Last night, the right-of-center side of the blogosphere jumped all over President Obama's reference to what they thought was a non-existent Hawaiian Earthquake in 2006. Writers for the site Hot Air and Gateway Pundit, used this as an example of a "one size fits all" government-funded solution, and even worse, an example of the presidential cluelessness. Because of course, "Hawaii hasn't had an earthquake since 1972!" Actually, on this one, Obama was right.

Bo Obama: The Alpha and Omega Dog

Everyone knows that Bo Obama is the First Dog, but The History Channel's Life After People recently imagined what it would be like if he ended up being the last dog, too. In last night's episode, the show examined the likely fate of the White House, among other world leaders' domiciles, if all the people on Earth were suddenly wiped out. Maybe it's a case of "Old Yeller Syndrome" (which dictates that, in movies, it's much worse to kill a dog than a human), but the producers predict a far-too-rosy fate for Bo. Read no further if you cherish their delusion.

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