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What We Need To Know

June 12, 2009

While extremists dominate our broader public discourse with some of the craziest sh*t I've ever heard….the most important issues of the day are being decided quietly, behind the scenes, without much media coverage or discussion.
Carrie Prejean, former Miss Someone, was in the "news" again yesterday, not because any important news had been made, but because [...]

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The Endless Spin Cycle

June 11, 2009

Scanning the insanity….
Lest a new earworm begins gestating in the tone deaf ears of corporate media slugs and conservative "faith basers"…..
NY Times…
….President Obama’s agenda, ambitious as it may be, is responsible for only a sliver of the deficits, despite what many of his Republican critics are saying.
…..
About 7 percent (of the projected deficits) comes [...]

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Banksters Do Own Congress

May 18, 2009

There is no apparent way for the bankster's jackboot to be removed from the neck of the American population.
Republicans, we have known for decades, will always side with the banksters when legislation bubbles to the surface in Congress. Banksters are the most important constituents Republicans have.
Ever since the days of Bill Clinton, however, [...]

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Democrat Socialist Party

May 14, 2009

Jebby Bush, Willard Romney and Eric "Can Do" Cantor sat around answering questions of constituents the other weekend explaining how they were "listening" to the American people, to their GOP constituents, as they strategized a plan of comeback for the party which only 21% of Americans now identify with.
That intention was quickly flushed down the [...]

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Tea Party Babylon

April 15, 2009

When the Biblical Tower of Babel was under construction, as the legendary myth goes, God intervened, (still not sure why), by confusing the languages of the workers so they couldn't continue building. Hard to construct something if the construction workers can't communicate with one another.
Out of that mythical story we learn the original meaning of [...]

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Preparing For The Cleveland Tea Party

April 8, 2009

If you've ever had elementary school-age children in the house, you'll remember times when you had to make sure that your children were, you know, prepared for school. Homework done? Teeth brushed? Boots on? Stuff like that.
I see that the Great Nationwide Tax Day Tea Party is drawing near, and I feel like it's my [...]

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Big-Money Sock Puppets

April 4, 2009

The Senate has a working rule which allows for one senator to put a hold on nominations to office requiring senatorial consent. Senate majority leader, Harry Reid (D-NV), doesn't have any problem honoring and respecting those holds….just as long as those holds are done by Republicans….like these….
March 18, 2009….
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources [...]

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Helping Filthy-Rich Is Job One

April 3, 2009

OMB Watch…
Sens. Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) and Jon Kyl (R-AZ) are expected to offer an amendment this week to the budget resolution that would sacrifice other priorities to increase the exemption under the estate tax. Currently any estate worth less than $7 million is totally exempt from the estate tax. But Lincoln and Kyl have a [...]

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GOP Alternative? Same One Trick Pony

April 2, 2009

Last week we were treated to a Laugh-a-thon emceed by John Boehner(R-OH), in which Ohio's Tanned Bonehead lifted up a blue folder and said, "here it is Mr. President." The GOP House minority leader was holding up a non-budget, budget….which included NO numbers, projections, or deficits. A pre-emptive non-budget, budget, as it were…..quite an alternative.
This [...]

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The Boss

March 25, 2009

Ya' know how employees will chatter away about the boss when the boss isn't around? Those chattering employees are oh-so-sure that they know more than the boss and are happy to explain to fellow workers, whenever the boss is out of earshot, how they would do things differently and how the boss is clueless and [...]

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