The Weirdest Political News Of The Week

Here's your weirdest political news of the week (so far):

When Kathleen Sebelius showed up for a photo-op alongside a couple attempting to buy insurance at HealthCare.gov, the website crashed on the spot. Awkward.

Speaking of Obamacare, here’s a success story: A Colorado man received a letter informing him that his dog had been insured under the state health exchanges (because we know you're wondering, it was a Yorkshire Terrier).

Wallsburg, a small town in Utah, literally forgot to hold elections last November. It’s the second time that’s happened in the 275-person town, and as a result, the mayor will keep his post for the next two years.

Elle magazine inexplicably listed “North Korean Chic” as a hot new fashion trend on its website, then removed it and apologized after the predictable complaints.

Not only did GOP Congressman Trey Radel try and buy coke from an undercover officer; he also paid way too much money for it. And he calls himself a “fiscal conservative.”

Speaking of drugs, Rob Ford’s new reality TV show — yes, you read that correctly — was cancelled after one episode. Clearly, not enough material.

Bob Woodward is upset that Edward Snowden didn’t come to him with the NSA leaks. Here’s one theory as to why:

And a hotel that’s made up to look like a shantytown has opened in South Africa; detractors are calling it “poverty porn."