So whose side is the Republican Party on?
Hint: It's not yours.
New ad to be run in heavy rotation. Hat tip Daily Kos:Barbara Morrill
RT @shoq: So whose side is the Republican Party on? Hint: Not yours. #p2 #tcot #gop #teaparty
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So whose side is the Republican Party on? New ad to be run in heavy rotation. Hat tip Daily Kos:Barbara Morrill RT @shoq: So whose side is the Republican Party on? Hint: Not yours. #p2 #tcot #gop #teaparty The Tea Party Jacobins — Mark Lilla, NY Times Book Review
"Bernie Goldberg Fires Back" The Daily Show 4/20/2010 — Length: 11:54 Jon "apologizes" for criticizing Bernie Goldberg and Fox News, but it's only because they're a terrible, cynical, disingenuous news organization. Do NOT shut this off half way thru. The real punchline comes after the lengthy setup. Please retweet this with the green This is a wonderful interview, and like most of the Washington Journal good stuff, it was buried in the early morning segment when only we hard core @cspanWJ watchers even saw it. You really need to spend some time with this segment. He covers a lot of ground, and he knows his subject(s) really well. He's Typically, whenever some new event prompts a collective cry of disgust or outrage, the right wing noise machine leaps into action with some demonstration of false or exaggerated equivalency. In minutes, freedom rings with the sounds of "both sides do it." Whatever the meme, be it racist, violent, anti-semitic, or unpatriotic, the right uses an blockquote { height:auto; } End Game
The list below is the entire contents of a section added to Wikipedia, snuck into the Federal Funding section. As you probably know, any person or group that This is a slug for a new primer I've been meaning to write for months. The first article is just a way to get me motivated. 5 Myths about your taxes (Washington Post)
Chris Hedges is one of our most important writers because he's not afraid to see that bad people produce bad outcomes, and good people wanting good outcomes have virtually no guarantee of winning in the long run of history. They're just fond of thinking that they might. There are about 100 excerpts I could post here
Without actually coming out and saying it, In "A flawed American political model aids China," Harold Meyerson suggests that we may soon be admitting that our current dysfunctionalism may |
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