Check out the RNC's reality-based website

OK, I was being snarky; but unlike Ken Mehlman, at least I was doing it up front, instead of putting a tiny little disclaimer at the bottom, like this RNC site: America Weakly

America Weakly is a satirical publication containing fictional news stories of a fictitious future.

Unless otherwise specified, the content of this publication should not be viewed as a depiction of actual events.

What a terrific use of Republican campaign money.

The inflammatory articles on the site are clearly intended to muddy the web waters with so little time left in the election.  Ken is undoubtedly hoping for some of the bogus articles to get viral quickly in the hopes that some people will take it at face value.

Just like a Republican to turn a good idea like the Onion and manipulate it for last-minute sleaze.

The best (or scariest) part is how I found out about it. NH State Republican Party chair Wayne Semprini (who is facing a disastrous loss for his state party, which is near bankrupt from the phone jamming scandal legal fees) was praising the site's new online ad, where scary pro-tax democrats pull dollar bills from the hands of babies being born.  No, I'm not kidding.

•  Oh, and now that I have your attention,

  please consider volunteering or giving to one of the hottest Congressional races of the year.

  Netroots friend Paul Hodes is set to defeat a 12-year fake moderate, Charlie BassMaster, and he could use you help.

  by Republic Not Empire on Sun Oct 29, 2006 at 04:27:13 AM PDT

•  Bullies

  Your average neo-con is a bully or at least a bully wannabe.  They're very much like the jock bullies from high school.

  Just like the jock bullies, they need a baseball bat to the (political) knees.

  What I find so very sad is that the Republicans need to resort to lies and smear to make people angry.  We just need to print the truth about these sleazebags ...

  by fozzbozz on Sun Oct 29, 2006 at 04:37:44 AM PDT

  •  Yeah, when you have all the levers

    of power, and the public knows there's nothing left to your ideas, the only resort is the schoolyard bully tactic.

    by Republic Not Empire on Sun Oct 29, 2006 at 04:42:24 AM PDT

  •  Figuratively speaking of course.

         But do consider waterboarding the current leadership. According to torture meister Cheney it's harmless fun.

    by irate on Sun Oct 29, 2006 at 04:52:29 AM PDT

    •  Boy did he screw up "big time" on that

      Cheney supposed to be in a bunker for all of September and October, as he is nothing more than a lead weight to local race approvals.

      Unless they are consciously pushing it, since the R's have a way of taking their worst acts and pushing them to the fore in some kind of macho display of strength to get votes.

      by Republic Not Empire on Sun Oct 29, 2006 at 04:59:28 AM PDT

•  The only question I have for any republican.,,

  whining about what the Democrats will do once in office is, "How can the Democrats possibly make things worse.?" A bloody, expensive endless occupation of Iraq, exploding deficits, endless uninvestigated corruption of congressional leaders, ythe list goes on and on. Anyone not a multimillionaire is a fool to vote republican.

  by irate on Sun Oct 29, 2006 at 04:50:14 AM PDT

•  have some fun with it like me here is a copy of

  the e mail I sent Kenny Mehlman

  a perfectly good waste of campaign funds we love it please do more of it, this just goes to show the desperation on the right, you even have Dick Armey telling you off in today's Washington Post and now this, is being made the laughing stock it deserves on the blogs  rofl  Keep it Kenny you are doing a "heck of a job"   I hope you do this well in 08 A proud Democrat

  by testvet6778 on Sun Oct 29, 2006 at 05:22:36 AM PDT

•  They say, Going Negative is a sign of Desperation

  If you have nothing positive to say about yourself, disparage the other guy.

  by CitizenOfEarth on Sun Oct 29, 2006 at 06:13:01 AM PDT