With Bill O’Reilly and Glenn Beck both saying recently that they really don’t care whether gay marriage becomes a reality, Bryan Fischer is verklempt. He says Beck “has completely lost his marbles.” I don’t think Beck ever had any marbles. Neither has Fischer.

Remember a couple weeks ago when Fred Luter, the head of the Southern Baptist Convention, bizarrely agreed with Rick Wiles that North Korea’s threats toward the United States were tied to same-sex marriage? Luter recanted those remarks on CNN, after initially denying having said it (Anderson Cooper played the audio for him). Now Wiles is …

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Bill O’Reilly recently came out in favor of marriage equality (after previously claiming it would lead to people marrying animals) and his fellow wingnuts are losing their minds over it. Wingnut talk show host Steve Deace even says that O’Reilly’s statements are a “hanging offense.”

One of the amusing things about watching the far right is the endless schisms produced by zealotry. It’s a constant battle to prove who is and is not pure enough. The latest example is a Tea Party boycott of Fox News for its alleged left turn after the election. Because Sean Hannity is just not …

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Who do you root for in a battle between Donald Trump and Michelle Malkin? You just root for more. Donald Trump decided to attack Malkin on Twitter, for some reason I’ve not discerned, and the backlash was fast and furious. Here’s what he said about Malkin:

During Sarah Palin’s speech at CPAC, which was — predictably — little more than a long list of platitudes and one-liners (my favorite was when she read a line about Obama using teleprompters off her teleprompter), Sarah Palin took a shot at Karl Rove for his support of more establishment candidates over the seriously far-right …

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Oh boy, you’re gonna love this one. Two of the most completely whacked people on the far, far, far right, Orly Taitz and Pam Geller, got into it during a session at CPAC (wait, didn’t Geller declare CPAC to be “Sharia-compliant” because she wasn’t invited? Yep, I don’t get it either).

We’ve seen a lot of battles between wingnuts in the last couple years, but this one is a battle of true heavyweights. Alan Keyes and Glenn Beck have spouted enough crazy during their lifetimes to make the Joker from Batman seem reasonable. And now Keyes is turning on Beck because he’s just not quite crazy …

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There’s a new book coming out called Roger Ailes Off Camera: An Inside Look at the Founder and Head of Fox News and Vanity Fair has some excerpts from that book. He takes a few shots at Newt Gingrich, calling him a “prick” and a “sore loser.”

Atlantic Wire has put together a convenient infographic to show all of the various feuds going on among conservatives at the moment. And boy, are there a lot of them. Here’s just one small part of it:

This week’s example of wingnut on wingnut crime takes place in New York, where Marco Rubio went on a charm offensive among powerful Wall Street types to raise money for his campaign war chest. Rep. Peter King, the chief Republican blowhard of New York, went absolutely apeshit over it because Rubio voted against the relief …

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Newt Gingrich recently said that the Republican party needs to come to grips with the fact that a majority now supports LGBT equality and shift their positions. That prompted loony bigot Gordon Klingenschmitt to declare that Gingrich is controlled by a “demonic voice.”

Pop the popcorn, kids, it’s wingnut-on-wingnut crime time again. This time it’s Rep. Peter King, one of the loopiest Republican congressmen, against the speaker of the house, John Boehner. King is furious that Boehner didn’t bring up a bill to send billions in aid to the states impacted by Hurricane Sandy. It seems the speaker …

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