Posted in 1990s, 2004 elections, 2008 elections, Americans, Anderson Cooper, Barack Obama, Boston, CNN, Darryl Strawberry, Elections, Facebook, Fred Phelps, GOP, Generation X, Generation Y, George W. Bush, Giuiliani, Hillary Clinton, Internet, John McCain, Jon Corzine, Kevin Neuendorf, Mitt Romney, Net Generation, PATRIOT Act, Republicans, Robert J. Sampson, Scooter Libby, USA, Wikipedia, Wolf Blitzer, Xanax, YouTube, christianity, citizens, civic disengagement, current events, debates, education, fake ID, lyrics, political parties, presidential candidates, presidential debates, speechwriting, technology, torture, video, voting on August 3, 2007 | 2 Comments »
As if young voters needed further evidence, Republicans have shown once again how little regard they have for the future of our country. This time I’m not talking about their economic or environmental sloppiness–debts to society that Generations X and Y will someday be forced to repay. Those catastrophic blind spots aside, what [...]
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Posted in 2004 elections, 2008 elections, Boston, Bush, Bush administration, CIA, Dennis Kucinich, Elections, Matrix, Mike Gravel, PATRIOT Act, Wikipedia, anti-war protesters, baby boomers, civic disengagement, corporations, diversity, journalism, media, military, news media, ostrich, people, presidential candidates, red states on July 29, 2007 | 6 Comments »
Divert your eyes. Not looking at something means it isn’t really there. Or so goes the thinking of big dumb birds.
According to popular legend, when an ostrich spots something unpleasant–such as a hungry tiger charging its way–the bird’s gut instinct is neither to flee nor to fight its impending foe, but to bury [...]
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Posted in 2004 elections, 2008 elections, American Idol, American Revolution, Barack Obama, Bill Mahr, Bill O'Reilly, Bush, CIA, Capitalism, Dennis Kucinich, Elections, Fortune 500, FoxNews, Frank Luntz, Generation X, HBO, Hannity & Colmes, John McCain, Mike Gravel, NRA rating, PATRIOT Act, Politics, Sean Hannity, September 11th, Wikipedia, books, cell phones, children, culture, dissent, diversity, founding fathers, media, news media, presidential candidates, red states, religion, smear, spin, technology, torture on July 25, 2007 | 5 Comments »
Right now the media elites are weeding out the unwelcome candidates–those most likely too rock their boat. If elected, Ron Paul, Mike Gravel, Dennis Kucinich or even John McCain would severely jeopardize the too-comfy corporate lifestyles of FoxNews and other pretend news sources. So the effort to swat these ‘08 boat-rockers into Howard [...]
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Posted in 2004 elections, 2006 elections, 2008 elections, Americans, Barack Obama, Bush, CIA, CNN, Chris Dodd, Democrats, Dennis Kucinich, Elections, Facebook, Fred Phelps, Hillary Clinton, Hurricane Katrina, Kevin Neuendorf, Mike Gravel, New Media, Politics, Robert J. Sampson, Tim Russert, War on Drugs, Wikipedia, YouTube, campaign finance, christianity, corporations, corruption, current events, debates, diversity, education, lame duck, media, news media, presidential candidates, presidential debates, red states, society, tv, voting on July 24, 2007 | Enter your password to view comments
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Posted in "jesus Hates Fags" Right, 1990s, 2004 elections, 2008 elections, 9/11, Alexander Cockburn, American Idol, Americans, Barack Obama, Bush, Bush administration, Chelsea Clinton, Citadel, Darrell Huff, David Shuster, Elections, Facebook, Fred Phelps, GOP, George W. Bush, Giuiliani, He-Man, Hillary Clinton, Islam, Jeb Bush, Karl Rove, Mark Texeira, Massachusetts, Mitt Romney, Muslims, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Public Radio, New Media, Osama bin Laden, Politics, President, Religious Right, Republicans, September 11th, Tim Russert, USA, War on Drugs, War on Terror, White House, Wikipedia, Wolf Blitzer, Xanax, abortion, al-Qaeda, building 7, capital punishment, cell phones, christianity, conservatives, culture, current events, dissent, empathy, evildoers, execution, fear, feminism, god, gore, inequality, law, media, mormon, old testament, political parties, politicians, polygamy, presidential candidates, presidential debates, propoganda, racism, red states, religion, school, sex, smear, society, spin, taliban, terrorism, war, world on July 23, 2007 | 1 Comment »
We knew they’d do it eventually. It was only a matter of time before conservatives played the “Osama ≈ Obama” card. I mean, what the hell–their names kinda rhyme, right? So why not go for it? If Republicans continuously remind people of this phonetic coincidence, maybe everyone will start seeing [...]
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