Welcome to "Stories to Watch" -- brought to you by Barney's Butt-Crack Balm and the Syrian Tourism Board. Now here's the news...
John McCain thinks it's unfair that President Obama would be mean to people who want to charge headlong into war with Iran. Keep in mind that this is a guy who's never voted against any type of military action ever. Someone needs to be mean to you, Senator. Your foreign policy toolbox is a little spare.
Also from McCain, he claims that Sarah Palin was "the best qualified" to be Vice President.
Kathleen Geier, who covers Washington Monthly's Political Animal blog on weekends, makes on observation on the gusher of advertisers leaving Limbaugh's show; it demonstrates that our poisonous national discourse is not beyond repair.
Even the hardcore Libertarian, Koch-funded Cato Institute says that President Obama isn't to blame for high gas prices. The words "supply" and "demand" pop up in their report. Note to Republicans and Fox News: you might want to look those two words up. They're really important in economics.
Some American psycho goes on a shooting spree in Afghanistan, killing at least 16 people -- including children. In response, Newt Gingrich calls for the withdrawal of troops from that country. You read that right.
Team Obama moves quickly to capitalize on the GOP's War on Women, which is bleeding women voters from that party.
Finally, a proposal for a new rule for legislators: if it's too gross to be printed in a newspaper, you shouldn't pass laws do it to a woman. Deal?
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Sunday, March 11, 2012
Stories to Watch: 3/11/12
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Stories to Watch: 3/1/12
Not sure what I'm going to do tonight. Chili and a period of no-thinkin' in front of the teevee machine, maybe. That sounds like fun. Now here's the news...
Last night, Andrew Breitbart spent what little time he had left engaging in his favorite hobby -- being a Twitter troll. Writes Steve M. of No More Mister Nice Blog, "Spending your final hours on earth yelling at people with your thumbs. Wow, that was a life well lived."
I hate it when I agree with Rick Santorum.
Mittens admits he's worn a garbage bag.
Public Policy Polling sees Wisconsin as a bellwether state and things are looking good for Obama.
The GOP had really painted themselves into a corner over contraception coverage.
The Koch brothers are attempting what is basically a hostile takeover of the Cato Institute.
Herman Cain is back. He's a very, very, very, very strange man. And illogical. His goldfish needs more water, not less.
After getting into a scandal over an offensive anti-Obama email, a federal judge files a complaint against himself.
Finally, Occupy Riverdale?
P.S. Zemanta ispretty much broken today. I can barely get it to bring up anything other than months old headlines about Breitbart.
Last night, Andrew Breitbart spent what little time he had left engaging in his favorite hobby -- being a Twitter troll. Writes Steve M. of No More Mister Nice Blog, "Spending your final hours on earth yelling at people with your thumbs. Wow, that was a life well lived."
I hate it when I agree with Rick Santorum.
Mittens admits he's worn a garbage bag.
Public Policy Polling sees Wisconsin as a bellwether state and things are looking good for Obama.
The GOP had really painted themselves into a corner over contraception coverage.
The Koch brothers are attempting what is basically a hostile takeover of the Cato Institute.
Herman Cain is back. He's a very, very, very, very strange man. And illogical. His goldfish needs more water, not less.
After getting into a scandal over an offensive anti-Obama email, a federal judge files a complaint against himself.
Finally, Occupy Riverdale?
P.S. Zemanta ispretty much broken today. I can barely get it to bring up anything other than months old headlines about Breitbart.
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