Drug Addict  |  FOX & Friends  |  Sean Hannity  |  Dildo O'Reilly  |  Previous Edition
Drug Addict
FOX & Friends!
Sean Hannity
Bill O'Reilly
Previous Edition
June 12, 2005
All material herein © 2001 - 2005

Original Faux News Logo © 2001  (read it and weep)

'Spinner' Logo © 2003


This hilarious, satire-rich web site chock full of full political mockery is in no way associated with the Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Brit Hume, Tony Snow, Oliver North, Geraldo Rivera, John Gibson, FOX & Friends, Greta von Susteren, or any other part of the idiotic Fox News Channel. All material herein is intended as parody. Similarities in format or "personnel" are satirical. If you're looking for a case of the Big Hammer, sue away, you conservative wing nut.  I could use the material.
Too popular to count.
Rush Limbaugh's Worst Nightmare
The Big Hammer
The Most Important Site on the Internet
Al Franken, Randi Rhodes, Janeanne Garofalo, Mike Malloy, and more
Your Guide to Political Humor
History of FOX News
Send us a story or comment
Buy stuff

Bush Signs "Clear Conscience Act"
Tobacco lobby exploits vital new law.

Black Brown is Gold
Hannity, O'Reilly have another name to throw around during "debates."

Libs Tag Gitmo with Commie Label
"Gulag" reference despicable.

Retroactivist Judges Move Quickly to Counteract Liberal Agenda
It's only 'judicial activism' if it's liberal.

G.M. not on Board
What does the price of oil have to do with truck and SUV sales, anyway?

Crazy Liberal Man Continues to Act Like Anything but a Liberal
Conservative observers manage to feign amusement, maintain "we're not a-scared of Howard Dean" bluff

Screaming at the top of his lungs like a mad man.NEW YORK, NY - DNC Chairman Howard Dean reiterated his recent critique of GOP leadership this weekend.  "I'm not backing down," the former governor of Vermont insanely proclaimed, foolishly adding, "people want us to fight!"

But a new FOX News dynamic poll indicates a significant majority of voters prefer mellow, altruistic
Republican leaders over Dean's cocky and combative style.

Of over 5,000 FOX Fanatics polled online, most agree Dean is on the wrong track:

  • 76% indicated a deep-rooted fear of any political party that might endorse hot heads.  Specifically, those who might
    • "Go off the deep end"
    • Proclaim 2001 to have been a 'good year' or
    • Dare enemies to "bring it on!"
  • 84% said "militant" is good, but that Dean is too militant
  • Seven out of ten said political parties function best when their leaders are "smart, articulate, educated, and open-minded"
  • 71% say Bush is "mature, thoughtful"; Dean is "confrontational, arrogant"

FOX also received several astute suggestions for Mr. Dean.  "Stop acting like a rear-end, and be more like President Bush," noted Bill Glenn of Shreveport, Louisana.  "When Jesus said 'turn the other cheek,' he didn't mean butt cheek."

32-Year-Old White Guy Beats Up Mike Tyson
Meteorologists confirm temperature in Hell rapidly dropping.

WASHINGTON D.C. - FOX News' very own Mark Fuhrman was thrilled to be in the Washington D.C. MCI Center crowd to witness Kevin McBride defeat Mike Tyson Saturday night.

After head-butting Kevin McBride and attempting to snap his opponent's arm, former world champion heavyweight Mike Tyson refused to come out of his corner for the beginning of the 7th round.  The fight ended in an unexpected TKO victory for the 32-year-old white man, McBride.

"It was a real thrill!" raved Fuhrman, who attended the fight with his family and friends.  "Mike spent many years goading the sports community to hate him, and eventually it worked.  Most of us detested him, and even though it was a technical knock-out, it felt good nonetheless."

"It's important not to lose sight of what's really significant about tonight," said Fuhrman.  "It's not every day you get to see a nig... an ignorant old world champ get his comeuppance."

SO HOT IT'S MELTING!
RECENT HEADLINES

Pensacola to Arlene: "Is That All You Got?"
Residents: "Hot air from Governor Bush more harmful than silly storm."


Local surfer enjoys the waves.
PACE, FL As Tropical Storm Arlene slammed into town, northwest Floridians went about their daily business.

Asked about the latest bout of erratic wind gusts affecting Pensacola, one resident sighed, "whaddya gonna do?  When he's not burning tires in the Everglades, or reducing the numbers of teachers in public schools, he's cutting Medicaid for autistic kids."