Briefing Book! Ron Paul Appears in Sacha Baron Cohen Film

March 17, 2009

by CitizenSugar 9

Ron Paul makes an insane cameo in Sacha Baron Cohen's new movie Bruno, during which Cohen tries to seduce him. — Slate
Does being laid off affect how you view your spouse? — lilsugar
Recession magically solves terrorism problem. — Wonkette
Seventeen places every woman must go. — Lemondrop
Al Franken and Norm Coleman might be headed to the Supreme Court. — Indecision Forever
Sen. Claire McCaskill can't believe they didn't serve corned beef and cabbage at the Dem Caucus lunch today. — Twitter

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Michelann 4 years

I didn't think Borat was funny, and I doubt I'll be seeing Cohen's next film either.

beavis667 4 years

I voted for the independent. Now, as much as I dislike him, I am mildly pulling for Coleman because of all the obvious, but still unproven, election fraud. If Coleman wins, we have another fiscal liberal Republican destroying the party brand. If Franken wins, we have a no style, no substance really bad comedian who has a seat because Minnesota Democrats cheated. I really don't know what is worse. No matter who wins, we lose.

Grandpa 4 years

OMG, I just can't believe it, I am shocked Democrats AND Republicans playing politics in Minnesota, who would of ever figured that.

janneth 4 years

Yikes, Ron Paul.

janneth 4 years

Yikes, Ron Paul.

janneth 4 years

My corned beef is cooking right now. Come on over, Claire.

beavis667 4 years

And now that is what Franken is saying. They've flipflopped positions based on who is in the lead. I really wish we could disqualify them both and vote on someone else.

stephley 4 years

Remember when Coleman worried about what it would cost taxpayers to drag out the fight? "Nov. 5 | With fewer than 475 votes separating him and Franken, Coleman declares victory. The Associated Press called the race for Coleman, but retracted the call later in the day. Nov. 6 | Coleman urges Franken to waive his right to a mandatory recount, saying it could cost taxpayers about $86,000. Franken refuses."

stephley 4 years

Remember when Coleman worried about what it would cost taxpayers to drag out the fight?"Nov. 5 | With fewer than 475 votes separating him and Franken, Coleman declares victory. The Associated Press called the race for Coleman, but retracted the call later in the day.Nov. 6 | Coleman urges Franken to waive his right to a mandatory recount, saying it could cost taxpayers about $86,000. Franken refuses."

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