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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Lies: part 1
As Paul Krugman says: The GOP campaign is based on five main themes, three negative and two positive. Negative: The claim that Obama denigrated businessmen, saying that they didn’t build their own firms — which isn’t true. The claim that … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Liars, Politics, Tea Party
Tagged Medicare, Paul Krugman, Republican
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Conspicuous wealth: Mitt throws a party
Doesn’t this seem a bit excessive? Gov. Mitt Romney‘s campaign toasted its top donors Wednesday aboard a 150-foot yacht flying the flag of the Cayman Islands. The floating party, hosted by a Florida developer on his yacht “Cracker Bay,” was … Continue reading
Conservatives and rape
Atrios makes a very interesting point: I decided there are basically three issues. First, they can never really seem to grasp the concept of ‘consent.’ Second, they tend to lump rape together with having unapproved sex generally. Third, for reasons … Continue reading
‘Mandatory,’ from Romney supporters in coal country
I think I’m having some trouble understanding English (from the Cleveland Plain Dealer): When GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney visited an Ohio coal mine this month to promote jobs in the coal industry, workers who appeared with him at the … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Business, Politics, Tea Party
Tagged Coal, Mitt Romney, Ohio, Robert E. Murray
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Bic for Her: The reviews are in!
On the Amazon.co.uk Web site, commenters are having a field day over this product: Here’s one reaction to the Bic “for Her”: My mother, a hard-working woman who raised twelve kids single-handedly whilst doing all the ironing (as nature intended), … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Business, gay rights, Sexuality, U.K., Women
Tagged BIC, Bic Cristal, My Little Pony, Pen
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Guns don’t kill people, they just go off accidentally
From the Rude Pundit: Zombie Darwin must be chortling his bearded bony ass at this 18-year old in Port St. Lucie, Florida, just across the state from Tampa, who was “cleaning his .357 Magnum revolver when he ‘somehow accidentally shot … Continue reading
Posted in defense spending, Evolution, Regulation, Tea Party
Tagged Gun, Gun Control
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From the GOP’s science wing
Posted in Art, Politics, Pseudo science, Sexuality, Tea Party
Tagged Politics, Republican
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Custer’s last stand … again
The Battle of the Little Big Horn continues: A RNC National Committeeman told Governor Susana Martinez‘s staff that her agreeing to meet with Native Americans is disrespectful to the memory of Col. George Armstrong Custer, the infamous cavalry officer who … Continue reading
Compasionate conservatism, a biblical myth
And here’s a quick tweet from a Fox News Christian: A specific parable, Matthew 25, is in order here: 41 “Then he will say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire … Continue reading
Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, dies at 82
The AP has just reported that Neil Armstrong — who along with Buzz Aldrin were the first men to land on the moon — has died at the age of 82. The announcement came from Armstrong’s family. He had heart … Continue reading