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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Late Night Snack: Adorable Baby Meerkats – Video
The Biggest Surprises for MSNBC In 2010: Ed Schultz and Lawrence O’Donnell
In a year of highs and lows, and plenty of circus like atmosphere and drama, two of the biggest pleasant surprises for MSNBC in 2010 were the late blooming success of The Ed Show, and the immediate success of The Last Word With Lawrence O’Donnell. Let's take a look at two of MSNBC's bright...
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With A Different Set of Values Our World Could Have Been Different
Profit is not the only measure of worth. What would the last thirty years have been like if we had not been oriented toward profit, short-term returns, privatization, and creating new ways to make money by handling money?
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West Wing Weekly Round-Up Dec 31, 2010
From the West Wing, we have the mailbag edition of the West Wing Week, President Obama used the recess to appointed six nominees to fill key administration posts that have been left vacant for an extended period of time, signed some bills and made the world a bit safer. Not bad for vacation, Mr...
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House GOP Humors the Tea Party with an Empty Constitutional Gesture
The reality is that the new rule requiring constitutional endorsement for legislation is a symbolic means to appease the tea party movement who voted for Republicans in the midterm election. Maybe for intellectually challenged legislators like Michelle Bachmann, the rule will satisfy her wish to take the country back to the 18th century. But...
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TLC’s Sarah Palin’s Alaska Jumps the Shark by Attacking Critical Blogger
TLC’s "Sarah Palin’s Alaska" website has a Broadsheet section written by David Murray. Last night, Mr Murray attacked a Texan blogger who had the temerity to correct Ms Palin over her inaccurate claim that environmentalists were “limiting deforestation” in Alaska. Mr Murray adds to the spice of this late night whopper by actually suggesting...
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The Ten Commandments Resurface as the Personhood Amendment
Anti-choice advocates in Mississippi have begun to advance so-called Personhood Amendments to attack birth-control, abortion, cloning, and stem-cell research.
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Late Night Snack: Baby Panda Plays with Soccer Ball Video
Open Thread: your late night snack, moment of zen. Baby Panda plays with soccer ball. Random quote (sent to me by Thomas Bishop): “Hope is a state of mind, not of the world. Hope, in this deep and powerful sense, is not the same as joy that things are going well. Nor is hope...
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Christine O’Donnell Responds to Federal Investigation By Going Completely Insane
In response to the federal investigation launched into the allegation that she used $20,000 of campaign funds to pay for her own living expenses, Christine O’Donnell has lost the last thread of sanity that she had left. O’Donnell did her best to keep the cash flowing by claiming that the left is out to...
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After 2 Years Obama’s Approval Rating Is Higher than Clinton and Reagan
The latest Gallup poll on President Obama’s job approval rating contained an interesting nugget of information. After two years on the job, Barack Obama’s approval rating is higher than that of two recent presidents who had big reelection victories, Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan. One term Presidents George H.W. Bush and Jimmy Carter, and...
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