New York Republican Congressman Christopher Lee has become the latest conservative to resign because of a scandal. This time, the married representative was flirting with a woman on Craigslist, claiming to be a divorced lobbyist without bothering to come up with an alias or use an email address that wasn’t connected to his official Facebook page.

Our exciting new February header honors gaffe-prone Vice President Joe Biden. In preparation for the distinction, Biden made two crucial gaffes in a recent speech in Indiana, where he both confused the gender of Senator Beverly Gard and referred to the corporation hosting the event as “Enron.”

Unlike the good folks at the FAILblog, who are frequently duped in to publishing onion-esque articles on their front page, I made sure to check to make sure this was a legitimate article before posting.

Yes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OmjBiK9cfs

John McCain told Newsweek that he never considered himself to be a maverick. Here are some videos of him claiming to be a maverick.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkekjmmSmvc

Could the man who had worked so hard to get others to vote for this bill have accidentally voted against it himself?

Probably Bad News: News fails, because journalism isn’t dying fast enough. » Governmental Ethics That Is.

Arnold Schwarzenegger to Congress

Perhaps he was infusing “dry work of government with a dash of man-
ly brio,” as New York Times speculated, but Arnold calls it a “wild coincid-
ence.” (If you include the first letter in the first line, it reads, “I F*** You,” which is
a complete sentence, it’s also an interesting invitation. Who could turn down
such an offer? If this happened to me, I’d tell
everyone!

Does this mean that the Governator made a FAIL? Or did he do it on purpose?
Octopus
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Masturbating Judge

Now we know why justice is blind.

Police Department Fail.

FAIL?

Conecticut Legislature at

The Secret to Connecticut’s Success — Daily Intel.

Nymag.com lamented the fact that the Connecticut legislature functioned so smoothly a few months before discovering this AP photo of the Connecticut legislature “busy” at “work.”

Nymag.com reported, “Now we know how they do it: by playing solitaire and reading espn.com instead of getting all worked up about the budget debate going on in front of them.”