Gatemouth's blog

The Gateway (Frothy Santorum Edition)

I’ll bet the Santorum is looking and feeling really frothy after that threesome last night.

 



The Gateway (Lip Syncing Edition)

Domestic Partner: Can you tell me the name of any famous Giants or Patriots?

Gate: Gulliver and Nathan Hale



David Storobin's Love Letter To Putin

DAVID STOROBIN:  “Rather than the joke it was in the late 1990s, Putin’s Russia of 2008 is a country that matters. It matters in terms of global economy, oil and gas, United Nations, War on Terror and just about every other international issue.


David Storobin Has No Right To Whine

In our system of law, one who asks the Court for an equitable remedy must come before it with “clean hands.”



Why Do Hate Sites Keep Linking David Storobin?

No one disputes that articles written by State Senate candidate David Storobin have frequently been linked by white supremacist hate sites.



David Storobin Is The Moral Equivalent Of A Holocaust Denier (and a Michael Moore/Noam Chomsky Republican)

"Our strength consists in our speed and in our brutality. Genghis Khan led millions of women and children to slaughter—with premeditation and a happy heart. History sees in him solely the founder of a state. It’s a matter of indifference to me what a weak western European civilization will say about me.


An Award for Michael Benjamin

Everyone once in a while, one reads something written on an issue and has to wonder out loud, who is paying this guy to be their shill?



The Gateway (Ace Romneystein Edition)

Well, that explains it--the reason Eric Adams' house in Brooklyn was moved one block outside of his district and John Sampson's district in Brooklyn has an appendage which resembles Ed Koch's testicles, and minorities in Nassau and Suffol


Random Thoughts on Rosarch Tests [UPDATED]

A few quick thoughts on the proposed reapportionment.



The Gateway (A Woody For LATFOR Edition)

“Soon it will be the Renaissance, and we'll all be painting” –Woody Alle


The Gateway (Bea DeSapio Shaggy Dog Story Edition)

I know some expect me to talk about the State of the Union this morning, but as much as I enjoyed the speech (and agreed with almost all of it), I would rather talk about things which might actually impact public policy.



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