Fund Drive
Posted in Blogosphere on Apr 4th, 2008
Go throw the Smirking Chimp a few bucks if you got ‘em.
Keeping a jaundiced eye on the corporate media.
Posted in Blogosphere on Apr 4th, 2008
Go throw the Smirking Chimp a few bucks if you got ‘em.
Posted in Blogosphere, Media, Politics As Usual, The Shadow Knows on Apr 4th, 2008
Yeah, here’s another fake email. This one’s comparing Clinton’s and Obama’s legislative record - someone sent it to me, I didn’t have the time or energy to debunk it. How nice of Newsweek to get Factcheck.org do it for me! (Kudos to them, by the way, for fact checking this insidious sort of email. I […]
Posted in Blogosphere, Class War, Fuck the Poor, Higher Ground, Power to the People on Apr 3rd, 2008
Ashley Morris, the great NOLA blogger and activist, is dead. Scout has more:
Posted in Blogosphere on Apr 3rd, 2008
Created by OnePlusYou
Posted in Blogosphere on Apr 3rd, 2008
Piss and moan.
Posted in Blogosphere on Apr 2nd, 2008
All Spin Zone’s Richard Blair looks at the effect primary madness has had on some big blogs.
Posted in Blogosphere, IOKIYAR, Media, Politics As Usual on Apr 1st, 2008
What Digby says.
Posted in Blogosphere on Apr 1st, 2008
This is, in fact, my blog. I think of it as my cyber living room, and the commenters as my guests. However, some of you seem to think it’s okay to come here and unload on me or my guests.
That’s not acceptable. I want everyone to feel welcome here, so I’m setting some ground rules. […]
Posted in Blogosphere, Politics As Usual on Mar 31st, 2008
Kos.
Posted in Blogosphere, Geek Stuff on Mar 31st, 2008
I forgot to mention that my Very Good Friend Paul Krugman® reads Making Light, and was thrilled to be sitting across from Teresa Neilsen-Hayden (who, like me, is a narcoleptic) at dinner.
I also needled Paul Krugman®, “You’re one of those people who ordered a Kindle, aren’t you?”
And yes, he did. “But I didn’t get it […]
Posted in Blogosphere, Imaginary Global Warming on Mar 30th, 2008
Something else to feel guilty about - Google:
It is no coincidence that search engine giant Google is building its newest computer center near the Dalles Dam, a huge hydroelectric power plant in Oregon. Buying electricity directly from the plant costs one-fifth as much as Google would be paying in California. Besides, the Columbia River supplies […]
Posted in Blogosphere, General, Media on Mar 30th, 2008
Some very smart people on the media bias panel I moderated yesterday - Will Bunch, Eric Boehlert, Athenae, Spocko, and Doug Smith.
The most interesting part to me was Eric Boehlert’s take on how the blogosphere is handling the primary:
Next is Media Matters’ Eric Boehlert. He refers us to McCainFreeRide.com for the excellent book produced by […]
Posted in Blogosphere on Mar 30th, 2008
Over a nice Vietnamese dinner yesterday with my Very Good Friend Paul Krugman®, who allegedly knows a thing or two about economics, he talked about the vicious hate mail he gets for saying positive things about Hillary Clinton. (No surprise to me.)
He also said he can’t understand why Clinton doesn’t get more credit for […]
Posted in Arts & Music, Blogosphere on Mar 27th, 2008
Details here.
Posted in Blogosphere, Politics As Usual on Mar 26th, 2008
I’m signing onto the All Spin Zone treaty.
Posted in Blogosphere, Politics As Usual on Mar 22nd, 2008
Chris Bowers thinks Obama wants a floor fight at the convention:
The Obama campaign apparently considers a Michigan re-vote somehow more damaging to their chances to win the presidency than a credentials fight and a floor fight over the Michigan delegations. That is their calculation to make, but I completely disagree. If John McCain ends up […]
Posted in Blogosphere, Politics As Usual on Mar 21st, 2008
See, Jane Hamsher gets it. Although she’s an Obama supporter, she calls out Bill Richardson on his inconsistencies:
Richardson seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth on this one. New Mexico went for Clinton, and Hispanics in the New Mexico caucuses went 2-1 for Clinton. If Richardson thinks superdelegates should “vote according […]
Posted in Blogosphere on Mar 16th, 2008
Elayne has lots of good stuff. Go read her.
Posted in Blogosphere on Mar 15th, 2008
To Natasha!
Posted in Blogosphere, Politics As Usual on Mar 15th, 2008
Richard Blair nails it.
Posted in Blogosphere on Mar 14th, 2008
Beware of White Men Bearing Gifts from Wolcott; Mentors from Melissa; Pissed Enough to Sit It Out from Corrente; Bush Tied To Child Prostitution from Open Left; Mixed Messages on the Re-Vote Front from MyDD; For FL Dems from TalkLeft; and High Level Rightwing Discourse on Teh Gays from Glenn Greenwald.
Posted in Blogosphere, Media, Politics As Usual on Mar 12th, 2008
Kevin Drum gets it right:
Jonathan Cohn says this about Geraldine Ferraro’s recent comments to the press:
Ferraro’s original statement to Daily Breeze, which suggested that Obama has gotten preferential political treatment because of his race, was a dog-whistle to white voters who resent affirmative action.
Well, sure. Except for one thing. Torrance is a faceless little bedroom […]
Posted in Blogosphere on Mar 5th, 2008
Today is Maya’s birthday. The thing is, most people forgot - including me. (Bad friend!) When I called her today, she was kinda sad.
Whattaya say you leave some birthday wishes for her in the comments? I know she’d love it.
Posted in Blogosphere, Full Frontal Feminism, Media, Politics As Usual on Mar 4th, 2008
Digby’s right. Go read it.
Posted in Blogosphere, Media, Politics As Usual on Mar 2nd, 2008
Matt Stoller:
I bet if you asked blog readers who has been treated well in the press, they would answer differently than Democratic primary voters. I’m having a tough time keeping any interest in this primary, it’s both discouraging and upsetting to watch this disconnect between the internet space I’ve worked on for four years […]
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