Fans no longer give a quack about "Duck Dynasty."
TV Line reports that 8.5 million people tuned in for the fifth season premiere of "Duck Dynasty" on Wednesday (Jan. 15), down from 12 million viewers who watched the fourth season premiere.
In the highly sought after age demographic of 18-49, only 4.2 million tuned in.
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And ORRIN HATCH just shit himself...AGAIN
WASHINGTON -- The federal government will recognize the same-sex marriages that were performed in Utah during a brief window, despite the state government's decision not to do the same, Attorney General Eric Holder announced Friday.
A federal judge in Utah struck down the state's ban on same-sex marriages on Dec. 20, and thousands of couples rushed to get their marriage licenses. But the state of Utah is appealing the decision, and the Supreme Court earlier this week put the ruling on hold until the appeals court has ruled.
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Why is it always the ones that look like closet pervs, are the ones who scream the loudest? The GOP needs to concentrate on Jobs..instead of BLOW JOBS
Virginia lawmakers sure are obsessed with oral sex!
Just months after the Supreme Court declined Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's attempts to reinstate Virginia's anti-sodomy law, which had been struck down as unconstitutional, the legislature is out to regulate Old Dominion bedrooms once again.
Only this time, the state is limiting its reach -- to teenagers. (Also, to adults who have certain kinds of sex in public -- presumably outside of actual bedrooms -- and those who hang out with prostitutes, either in or out of the house.)
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ya gotta THANK THE GOP/TEA PARTY FOR THIS ONE... they cornered us into this... As Boehner and Cantor and that Canadian Latino turned Benedict Arnold Cruz sit all snuggle and warm in thier cozy home ... thank them for freezin out Poor American familes
Large sections of the United States are being frozen by the grip of winter, with a weather system known as a polar vortex bringing subzero temperatures and blizzard conditions across the Midwest. With temperatures set to reach as low as 50 or 60 degrees below zero in some parts of the nation, staying warm will be harder than ever for many Americans. And Congress has only made this task more challenging for those most in need.
Sequestration's budget cuts last year meant that thousands of families were left in the cold this winter. Congress cut funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program by about $155 million, and total funding has decreased from $5.1 billion to $3.32 billion since 2010.
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