The best take on yesterday’s election that I’ve found thus far came from the folks at Think Progress. Here’s what they had to say: Riding a wave of discontent, Republicans overtook the House of Representatives by great numbers, but foundered in the U.S. Senate, where the media spotlight on Tea Party candidates like Sharron Angle […]
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Republican Blowout, But No Conservative Mandate
Posted in Environment, Politics Also tagged angry Republicans and their ideas, Bush, Bush tax cuts, Carly Fiorina, Center for American Progress, Christine O'Donnell, deregulation, election results, Eric Cantor, FreedomWorks, fucking Democrats, global climate change, inept Democrats, Jeb Bush, John Boehner, John Podesta, Ken Buck, mandates, Matt Kibbe, Michael Steele, middle class, Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney, Rand Paul, recession, Republican platform, Sarah Palin, Sharron Angle, tax the rich, tea party, the hijacking of the Republican party, the plight of the overtaxed rich, Tom Donohue, Wall Street 9 Comments
Meg Whitman endorses her opponent, Jerry Brown, for Governor of California
Isn’t that the most brilliant thing ever? And I’m not sure why, as she doesn’t look or sound anything like Edith Massey, but, after watching a few clips of Meg Whitman this evening, I found myself thinking of that great actress from Baltimore, and scouring the internet for film clips of her in action. I’m […]
Posted in Art and Culture, Other, Politics Also tagged Balitmore, California, Desperate Living, Ebay, Edith Massey, Fells Point, Griffith Rutherford Harsh V, irony, Jerry Brown, John Waters, Queen Carlotta, things that are hilarious 12 Comments
Billionaires stepping up, acknowledging their good fortune, and doing what’s right
Bill Gates, Melinda Gates, and Warren Buffett have challenged their fellow American billionaires to pledge at least half of their net worth to charity, either in their lifetimes or at their death. And, always one to lead by example, Warren Buffet today announced that he would be donating all but 1% of his wealth. Following […]