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In Case You Missed It…Assorted Oddities from Around the Web
Here is your weekly roundup of the strange, weird, and sometimes flat out odd from around the Web.
Daily Archives: Sat, Mar 22nd, 2014
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Finally… Virtual Reality is Coming to a Head Near You
This week’s Games Developers Conference in San Francisco saw the introduction of the Oculus Rift DK2, a second-generation developers’ kit for a virtual reality headset
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Presidential Preservation: How Obama’s Latest Executive Action Enraged House Republicans
This past week, President Obama designated his 10th national monument for preservation. Unsurprisingly, House Republicans had an issue with this.
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Michigan Is Latest State To Have Same-Sex Marriage Ban Ruled Unconstitutional
On Friday, a federal judge in Michigan ruled that the state’s ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.
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While Republicans Try To Send Women Back to The Kitchen, Obama Fights For Equal Pay
President Obama took and even tougher stand for equal pay today, while, at the same time, Republicans are doing their best to send women back to the kitchen.
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Bill Maher Brilliantly Explains How Democrats Can Win By Changing Food Stamps To Christ Coupons
Bill Maher used the example of changing the name of food stamps to Christ coupons to demonstrate how Democrats can win the issue by winning the political war of words.
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Right Wing Billionaires Tell People Forget Income Inequality Worship Us Instead
Republicans and their wealthy donors say they are seeing signs that the political mood appears to be shifting back toward deification of the wealthy and are hopeful their ignorant voting bloc will help the trend continue.
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Rand Paul Says His Dad Is Off-Limits But Has No Problem Targeting Bill Clinton
In a conversation with Tucker Carlson’s ultra-conservative website The Daily Caller earlier this week, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) stated that he is done answering questions about his father
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As South Recedes into 13th Century, Food Runs Out, Health Declines
Residents of the most politically and religiously conservative states struggle the most with health and with feeding themselves
