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A Deviously Brilliant Idea
There is a movement building for progressives to temporarily change their voter registration from whatever party they are registered as to Republican, so they can vote for Ron Paul in the Republican primary. The idea is that if Ron Paul … Continue reading →
Thoughts on Third Parties
When I tell people that I refuse to vote for Obama, they somehow think that I am going to vote for Ron Paul or some other moral cretin endorsed by the Republican Party. What is it about this country’s people … Continue reading →
Ahhhh, Excuse Me?
Would anyone care to educate me as to who appointed President Obama chief judge, jury, and executioner?? For those who don’t know what I’m referring to, please read Glenn Greenwald’s opinion on the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012. Be … Continue reading →
Second Thoughts
As furious as I am with the passage of the National Defense Authorization Act (93-7 in the Senate and 322-96 in the House) and as unimpressed as I am with Obama’s pledge to veto the bill, I overlooked one thing … Continue reading →
Christ and the OWS Movement
I’ve been waiting for a column like this from some well-known writer for a long time. Perhaps Chris Hedges isn’t well-known to you, but he has an audience on the left, where I live. For a long time, I have … Continue reading →
Where is Charles Dickens?
I came across this article on Sam Smith’s site – he’s a veteran journalist who doesn’t suffer the fools we have in this country lightly. We really do need another Charles Dickens to say, “Bah, Humbug!” to these moral cretins … Continue reading →
A Warning for Kindle Users
Neo-Luddite that I am (I haven’t owned a TV for over 20 years), I greeted the arrival of Kindles and their ilk with great suspicion. Now, courtesy of an article which appeared on the website of Campaign for America’s Future, … Continue reading →
Sayings of Chairman Obama
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Continue reading →None of the Above
From kabuki7 at Daily Censored: While the liberal and conservative constituencies in our country have legitimate differences in how the country should be governed, one thing all Americans can agree on is our current political system is broken, corrupted by … Continue reading →