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Archive for Category: "Corporate Statism"
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lless: Yes Boohoney, but this is the magic of the private sect
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CPinHI: I had a similar problem when I was paying off a student
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Woodsider: I saw him during one of the reunion tours, they played
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snuzy mandrake: They are the preeminent military power in the middle
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Major Kong: Men are driven by women toward what they believe will g
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Izquierdo: Snuzy, I fear that if Israel decided to do it, they wil
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JJ: A 1963 Tony Award nominee as Best Featured Actor in a M
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NormanLake: You hit it on the nail, Susie. On TV last week some rep
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Boohunney: We got a voice, we just have to YELL LOUDER! Some think
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grrljock: Wow. You are right. Finally, somebody shows Norquist th
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Imhotep: Israel to Obama "Screw you." There is something seriou
February 28, 2012 12:01 pm
Wheee
February 28, 2012 10:22 am
Keystone XL
February 27, 2012 3:48 pm
Dirty hippie
February 27, 2012 11:39 am
I was a warehouse wage slave
February 27, 2012 9:09 am
Time for another blogger ethics panel
February 24, 2012 10:22 am
Moral high ground
February 24, 2012 9:35 am
Dancing with them what brung ‘em
February 23, 2012 8:45 am
Private prisons racket a sin
February 22, 2012 3:21 pm
Chicago turnaround
February 22, 2012 2:12 pm
Serfin’ USA (the new feudalism)
February 22, 2012 12:48 pm
‘The only thing missing was a mask and a gun’
February 22, 2012 10:14 am
Corporate tax cut
February 21, 2012 11:25 am
The incarceration society
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#OccupyWallStreet Class War Featured Fuck the Poor Politics As Usual The New Depression
Gov. Tom Corbett, the invisible man
Marcus Hook was one of the towns I covered as a reporter, and now it’s on the edge of losing the one main industry. The Republican governor is largely indifferent to their plight: “Marcus Hook is a town teetering on the edge of destruction. Last year, Sunoco Oil announced that it would shut down its refinery in Marcus Hook. This refinery has employed residents for generations; it provides a tax base for the community, and directly funds part of the [...]
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Class War Corporate Statism Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Politics As Usual
Allow me to translate
Miners are disposable. Bookmark It
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Asshole Dirty Rotten Scoundrels It's OK If You're A Republican Just Plain Crazy Scary Crazy Wingnuts Theocracy Wing Nuts
Piggie of the Week: PA State Rep. Kathy Rapp Moves into your Uterus
PA state representative Kathy Rape -er, RAPP- is your garden variety Republican. She claim to love children while supporting anti-child policies. She stands for family values, like poverty and hunger. And like all republicans, she wants the government small enough to fit in your uterus. Enjoy our latest Piggie of the Week: Bookmark It
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Freedom of Religion……
I’ve been kinda grumpy today. I must have a Newt hangover. He came to visit the West Jawja area and I had tired of hearing about it, so I am not going to talk about it. Moving on to other crazy people, there is Congressman Phil Gingrey, Republican from the 11th district of Jawja. Oh, that’s DOCTOR Gingrey, pro life OB-GYN. A friend dropped this letter from Dr. Gingrey into my email box this morning……. Dear Friend: Thank you for [...]
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Arts & Music
R.I.P.
Davy Jones, 66. Bookmark It
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Politics As Usual The Regime
A train rolling downhill without brakes
The seeming inevitability of the military-industrial complex’s push for war with Iran. Bookmark It
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Climate Change
Hey, it’s just weather
We’re just getting a lot more of it, more often! Tornadoes in February are no big deal. Bookmark It
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Full Frontal Feminism Media
Hmm
So intellectual journals in general are rather lax in publishing pieces by women writers! I am so very, very shocked. Seriously, don’t kid yourself. It happens in the blogosphere, too. I still remember a young Ezra Klein (yes, even younger) lecturing me about expecting to be supported by male bloggers when I hadn’t paid my dues, like him. “Uh, Ezra, I’ve been blogging a year longer than you,” I said. Oh. Here’s why it’s important: Because women in general are [...]
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