Posts Tagged ‘daily kos’
An aggressive ad from Harry Reid against his official GOP opponent, Sharron Angle. The tea party favorite managed to overcome Lowden, the favorite, in a primary. It’s hard to imagine what would be more politically viable, eliminating social security and Medicare, or negotiating health care costs with livestock. I actually would have gone with the […]
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Terrible News
I might have more to add on this later, but this is just devastating. A court has ruled that the FCC cannot police net neutrality. Drudge is currently doing a victory dance, but this will actually really hurt freedom of speech. Basically, it could be the end of Net Neutrality as we know it: The […]
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Grandpa’s Senile
For a good laugh, Politico posted an article today about how McCain plans to balance the budget. We can expect articles later about his plans to turn lead into gold, Amy Winehouse into Ken Seeley, and a Dolorian into a Time Machine (hey, he’s just as crazy as Christopher Lloyd), but until then, here are […]
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Making Sense out of FISA
The Huffington Post’s big headline this afternoon is how the “netroots” movement is drifting away from Obama, or Obama is drifting away from them–Uh basically, what you need to know is that Democrats are aiming yet another loaded gun at their foot right now. Maybe it’s actually an automatic rifle. Why is the left coming […]
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