Our Endorsements: Mitt Romney and Kid Rock on SNL

* SNL gets "hep" to Mitt Romney's campaign.

* Onion news flash: Santorum is not joking.

* Who said it: Mitt Romney or Mr. Burns? Turns out, it's hard to tell.

* This New Yorker cover is in the doghouse.

* Mike Seaver on Kirk Cameron's homophobic statements, from Funny or Die.

* Buzzfeed creates "Sad Putin" meme and gives us 27 reasons why he won the election.

Tags: Daily Links, LGBT, Mad Magazine, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, The New Yorker, The Onion, Vladimir Putin

A Mad Look at the Shirley Sherrod Debacle

Mad Magazine is getting to release the "Mad 20" — a list of the nineteen or so dumbest people, things and events of the year — in its new issue, to hit news stands on December 22.

As it turned out, "The Firing of Shirely Sherrod" (remember that?) from back in July made it all the way to #7, and Mr. Neuman, et al., were kind enough to think of us and send over this sneak preview…

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Tags: Andrew Breitbart, Barack Obama, Bill O'Reilly, Mad Magazine, Sean Hannity, Shirley Sherrod, Tom Vilsack

Sarah Palin in Mad Magazine Is Worth Looking at But Probably Not Worth Writing a Very Long Title About

How utterly typical of the liberal MSM (Mad Something Magazine)…

(via BuzzFeed)

Tags: Mad Magazine, Sarah Palin

Mad Magazine: How George W. Bush Will Be Perceived by Various Americans

Here's another gift from our good friend Alfred E. Neuman…

And here's Mad's First 100 Minutes of the Obama Administration. Appropriate for today, no?

Tags: George W. Bush, Mad Magazine

Mad Magazine: Barack Obama's First 100 Minutes – EXCLUSIVE

As Barack Obama prepares to take office in less than two weeks — still seems like an eternity, doesn't it? — There's been a lot of talk about how he'll spend, and what he'll achieve, during his first 100 days in office.

Even though he's warned against expecting miracles during that time period and has tried in vain to consider instead his first 1,000 days in office (yeah, right), the speculation does not end.

Mad Magazine has a different question: What will Barack Obama achieve during his first 100 minutes in office?

In an exclusive timetable that they've been kind enough to exclusively share with us exclusively, they break that initial hour and forty minutes down. Here's a sampling of their findings…

Minutes 1-2: Round up Michelle and kids, give finger to Bush and Cheney, head to Oval Office

Minute 3: Remove stupid flag pin from lapel

Minutes 10-13: Sneak out to Rose Garden for a quick smoke

Minute 25: Go on Facebook; put out a friend request to Ahmadinejad (with no preconditions)

Minute 26: Remind Biden to "shut his f*#king cakehole"

Minutes 45-48: Sneak out to Rose Garden for a quick smoke

Minutes 65-67: Delete "private" Scarlett Johansson photos before surrendering Blackberry to Secret Service

Minutes 91-99: Do a little blow

Read the whole thing here…

Tags: Barack Obama, Inauguration, Mad Magazine