Great news!
Joseph Kennedy III said Wednesday he's formally jumping into the race for the congressional seat now held by retiring U.S. Rep. Barney Frank.
With all the rich fuck-up families like the Bushes, Kochs, and the Romneys, it's great to have a family like the Kennedys in politics.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
Idiot of the Week
Andrew Breitbart
"BEHAVE YOURSELF! YOU ARE FREAKS AND ANIMALS! STOP RAPING PEOPLE!"
Andrew, you are one crazy bastard!
"BEHAVE YOURSELF! YOU ARE FREAKS AND ANIMALS! STOP RAPING PEOPLE!"
Andrew, you are one crazy bastard!
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Conservatives are Plain Stupid
After weeks of reading the comments from the troll who tries to get past my comment filter, I have (re)realised an important point: conservatives are stupid and incapable of any rational dialogue. While you can't fix stupidity, you can surely outnumber it and it's time for liberals to take this country back from these stupid idiots who pretend they have a rational opinion.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Idiot of the Week
Susan G. Komen Foundation
While they deserve praise for their work in fighting breast cancer, dissing an organization that helps women is not a good idea. Even though they reversed the decision on Planned Parenthood, I think the damage is done. Anti-choicers are destructive people and because of a few bad choices, a great organization could fall as a result.
While they deserve praise for their work in fighting breast cancer, dissing an organization that helps women is not a good idea. Even though they reversed the decision on Planned Parenthood, I think the damage is done. Anti-choicers are destructive people and because of a few bad choices, a great organization could fall as a result.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Groundhog Day
Mitt Romney saw his shadow, that means 2 presidential terms of not caring about poor people.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Idiot of the Week
Indiana
Gov. Mitch Daniels says he is ready to make Indiana the 23rd right-to-work state as soon as a bill reaches his desk.
It shouldn't be called "right-to-work", that is Orwellian. It should be called, "anti-right-to-unionize" because it will make it harder to form a union. The war on unions will continue until something is done. But night is darkest before dawn, it will get worse for unions before it gets better and it will get better. The labor movement was born out of hostile times and I have hope that it can survive this latest anti-union onslaught. If not, the US is headed for bad times for workers. Without unions there to constantly push for freedoms, slowly businesses and governments will erode those freedoms the labor movement fought for. Does anybody really want that to happen?
And another thing, I put "Indiana" as the idiot and not Daniels or the Republicans who drafted the bill for a reason. When the people in the state keep voting for anti-union Republicans, don't be surprised when they vote to bust unions, the voters should share some blame. Ditto for other states with strong union membership who elect Republicans. When you sleep with the anti-union dogs, don't be surprised when you wake up with anti-union fleas.
Gov. Mitch Daniels says he is ready to make Indiana the 23rd right-to-work state as soon as a bill reaches his desk.
It shouldn't be called "right-to-work", that is Orwellian. It should be called, "anti-right-to-unionize" because it will make it harder to form a union. The war on unions will continue until something is done. But night is darkest before dawn, it will get worse for unions before it gets better and it will get better. The labor movement was born out of hostile times and I have hope that it can survive this latest anti-union onslaught. If not, the US is headed for bad times for workers. Without unions there to constantly push for freedoms, slowly businesses and governments will erode those freedoms the labor movement fought for. Does anybody really want that to happen?
And another thing, I put "Indiana" as the idiot and not Daniels or the Republicans who drafted the bill for a reason. When the people in the state keep voting for anti-union Republicans, don't be surprised when they vote to bust unions, the voters should share some blame. Ditto for other states with strong union membership who elect Republicans. When you sleep with the anti-union dogs, don't be surprised when you wake up with anti-union fleas.
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