Major Kong:
Darwin always wins. Just more proof that blogging is da 
Boohunney:
:) Would you think I was prejudiced it I said I LOVE R 
Imhotep:
Eric Holder is another Clinton holdover who should be f
Imhotep:
Izquierdo, are you a clown in real life or do you just 
odd man out:
Statement from Media Matters: "We've disagreed more tha 
grrljock:
I vaguely remember hearing about this on the radio some 
Izquierdo:
Maybe Andrew Breitbart OD'd on Hershey's?
Izquierdo:
Russia and China countered with the charge that the
Izquierdo:
I hope you're right, Snuzy.
Izquierdo:
He acted really nutso at the CPAC gathering a week or t 
Woodsider:
I long ago stopped buying Hershey products, in the past
Imhotep:
Invading Afghanistan was the first move in the neo-cons
Imhotep:
Why would anyone fight to save an oil refinery from shu
Imhotep:
"Damn you to hell!" Charleton Heston in Planet of the 
brendanfuckinskwire:
RIP?
Only in the sense of "I hope he doesn't come ba …and so I slopped at the corner on cold chow mein
and shot billards with a midget
until the rain stopped
and I bought a long sleeved shirt
with horses on the front
and some gum and a lighter and a knife
and a new deck of cards (with girls on the back)
and I sat down and wrote a letter to my wife…
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The Obama administration is quick to point the finger at foreign regimes that persecute truth-telling journalists, but slow to own up to its own repressive policies. From David Carr: Last Wednesday in the White House briefing room, the administration’s press secretary, Jay Carney, opened on a somber note, citing the deaths of Marie Colvin and Anthony Shadid, two reporters who had died “in order to bring truth” while reporting in Syria. Jake Tapper, the White House correspondent for ABC News, [...]
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From CounterPunch: What happened recently at the Hershey candy factory, in Palmyra, Pennsylvania, has to be considered one of the weirdest and most outrageous labor stories of the new year. First the outrageous part. According to a story in the New York Times (February 21), Exel, the logistics company hired by Hershey to oversee its Palmyra operation, was found guilty by OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) of intentionally failing to report 42 serious injuries in the plant over a [...]
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Does this mean the United States will have enough armed private contractors in place when uniformed Americans withdraw? Or is it simply time to declare victory and get out while we still can? Bookmark It
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Andrew Breitbart, 43. Since this is Andrew Breitbart and a fake news announcement is something we can’t rule out, we’re waiting for confirmation from other sources. Which kind of sums up his legacy. UPDATE: FOx, CNN, TPM, other sources now confirm. Bookmark It
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Robert Reich started a recent column by looking on the bright side: “Economic cheerleaders on Wall Street and in the White House are taking heart. The US has had three straight months of faster job growth…” He then inched his way down to the real lede of his piece: “The negative wealth effect of home values, combined with declining wages, makes it highly unlikely the US will enjoy a robust recovery any time soon.” Bookmark It
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Now, this looks like fun. This is a link to March Photo A Day Challenge. It has a calendar with a daily word for inspiration for a photo. Today’s is “Up.” One doesn’t need a fancy camera, in fact, many just use the camera on their phones. Upload the shots onto your favorite social media. I’ve gotten together with some virtual “social media” friends to share our photographs. It will be nice to share our creativity. Bookmark It
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