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Rick Santorum catches the notice of the most influential voice of the 19th century: George Will. (03:02)
The iPhone's archconservative voice recognition assistant, Siri, can neither locate an abortion clinic in Manhattan nor understand foreigners. (03:16)
There's no better way to show the horrors of universal health care than with the release of "The Texas Chainsaw Medicare." (04:07)
Aaron Schock believes fetuses have the right to bear arms and acknowledges his six-pack abs. (04:41)
Stephen celebrates Jon Kyl's groundbreaking excuse-planation by tweeting round-the-clock non-facts about him. (03:43)
Obama celebrates at the Lincoln Memorial, Jon Kyl rounds up abortion statistics to the nearest 90, and "Fox & Friends" explains why there's no need for Planned Parenthood. (05:36)
New Hampshire cuts its cigarette tax, South Dakota requires a waiting period for abortions, and thrifty terrorists pose a security threat. (05:14)
Ron Reagan helps Stephen remember that his father raised taxes and provided amnesty to illegal immigrants. (04:48)
Harold Ford Jr. maintains his consistent pro-choice position and explains why he changed his mind about gay marriage. (06:24)
Harold Ford Jr. has the musky sack to not only change his address but also his political views. (03:20)
Andy Schlafly invites the best of the public to translate the Bible on Conservapedia. (07:18)
If Republicans want to stop Sonia Sotomayor's nomination, they must accuse her of bigotry, uncover her secrets and make her weigh in on abortion. (06:19)
Stephen may have chemistry with Congressman Aaron Schock, but he's keeping it professional. (06:58)
Ramesh Ponnuru explains how activist judges and embryonic stem cell research contribute to the Democrats status as the party of death. (5:29)