The Pew Research Center has a religious knowledge quiz with 15 questions.  I missed one.  See how you do.

At the end, you’ll enjoy seeing how Fox News has had an influence on the answers.

I missed an easy one so I’m embarrassed to tell you which one it is.

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I was going to write about this, but I can’t beat Bob.

Enjoy!

The Houston Area Pastor Council is having a little luncheon at Houston Baptist University.

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Ass covered with white sauce will be served for lunch.

Thanks to Greg for the heads up.

They can.  Oh yes they can.

The political consulting firm run by Republican Allen Blakemore has been hired by both the Dan Patrick and Greg Abbott campaigns, two Republican men who are both running against Democratic females Wendy Davis and Leticia Van De Putte.

Blakemore’s consulting firm formed a PAC and registered it with the Texas Ethics Commission.  The name of the PAC?  Boats ‘N Hoes PAC

Yep.

Not only did they form this PAC, they strutted it in public.  And, it’s not like they haven’t had problems with the Hoes before now.

“Greg Abbott’s consultants are clearly taking their cues from Abbott himself, who campaigns with an admitted sexual predator of underage girls, who pays women less than men for doing the same work and who forms his education plan with the ideas of a man like Charles Murray, who argues women are inferior to men,” said Davis spokeswoman Rebecca Acuña.

Speaking as a Ho, I feel it is my duty to remind the Republicans that their entire statewide ticket is all male, all white, all straight, and all wealthy.   I thought they couldn’t limbo estrogen any lower, but bless their hearts, they are putting some heavy duty work into insulting women and dragging their own knuckles.

Thanks to everybody for the heads up.

This billboard is on US 290 in Washington County, Texas.

All the words are spelled correctly, which seems suspicious to me.  However, none of us here at the Beauty Salon can figure out what it means.

Your suggestions would be appreciated.  There’s not much help on their website.  At all.

(By the way, it says it’s “Paid for by Washington County Republicans.”  That’s peculiar because you have to report expenditures of over $500 to the Texas Ethics Commission.  There is no Washington County Republicans reporting.  There is, however, Washington County Republican Party, who filed their last report in 2008 saying they have zero money.  Zero.)

Thanks to Cecil and Vickie for the heads up.