Well, lately it seems like the right is all a twitter over the immigration bill, but some right-wingers are still all about Bush and what he says goes and we need to support him because of 9/11 and the conservative … Continue reading
So it’s a problem if you call a black chick a nappy-headed ho. It’s okay if you call her an Uncle Tom. Of course both are okay if you’re black, a liberal, or both, but whatever. Note to idiots: I … Continue reading
Yep… Hurricane season is upon us again… With the 2007 Atlantic hurricane season a few hours away, researcher William Gray released his newest forecast Thursday still showing an expectation for 17 named storms and nine hurricanes, five of them intense. … Continue reading
Reuters: Straight pub wins right to ban gays An Australian hotel catering for hetrosexuals has won the right to ban homosexuals from its bars so as to provide a comfortable venue for straight men not wanting to associate with homosexuals. … Continue reading
Nancy Pelosi has hired a guy who’s ethics are in question… Bob Brady. He is most well-known at present for coming in third in the Philadelphia Mayoral primary last week and making a complete fool of himself when he failed … Continue reading
Cloaking is the act of sending different data to search engine crawlers than to users of a page. You can usually see cloaking in action on shady sites that have a bunch of keywords at the bottom of a page … Continue reading
Tens of thousands of protesters on Saturday denounced President Hugo Chavez’s plans to close an opposition television channel, accusing their leader of maiming Venezuelan democracy as he forges a socialist state. Chavez says RCTV, the country’s oldest private broadcaster, supported … Continue reading
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – Former President Carter says President Bush’s administration is “the worst in history” in international relations, taking aim at the White House’s policy of pre-emptive war and its Middle East diplomacy. The criticism from Carter, which … Continue reading
John Murtha (D-Pa. who also happened to serve in Vietnam in case you didn’t know) went guano loco in the House, and now he may have to pay for it. Rep. John P. Murtha (D-Pa.) threatened to deny any further … Continue reading
A senior lobbyist at the National Association of Manufacturers nominated by President Bush to lead the Consumer Product Safety Commission will receive a $150,000 departing payment from the association when he takes his new government job, which involves enforcing consumer … Continue reading
Answer: Something you’ll never hear about on Cable News, mainstream news, in papers, or anywhere else… Question: What is Congress’ approval rating? As it turns out, the Democratic Congress’ approval ratings, well, they just flat out suck. With Bush hanging … Continue reading
Nearly 1,000 copies of the Framingham State College student newspaper were stolen by students embarrassed by the journal’s front-page photo of them as bare-bellied FSC lacrosse fans attending a recent home game. “I guess they were embarrassed about how they … Continue reading
Forget the fact that I stuck this sign to it with like 5 pushpins… The irony of this is so palpable… via Gothamist [tags]gothamist, sign, dog, tree[/tags]
The right wing is so disappointed with the not-so-great Rudy Giuliani. They’ve pegged him as a social liberal and have made numerous other criticisms of his positions, usually with regards to abortion and gay marriage. Well, here’s an interesting tidbit … Continue reading
Michael Ayers, chair of the AACS business group says that he hopes the public will respect his anti-copying mechanism… “Some people clearly think it’s a First Amendment issue. There is no intent from us to interfere with people’s right to … Continue reading
Howard Dean who, during the last Presidential election when he made a complete ass of himself (not to mention proved that being a great “internet candidate” doesn’t mean shit) criticized the Bush administration for their lack of transparency and accountability … Continue reading
New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine wasn’t wearing a seat belt when he was badly injured in a highway crash – violating a law that the Garden State spends hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to promote. Corzine’s spokesman admitted … Continue reading
PHILADELPHIA One person was injured after gunfire erupted in West Philadelphia during a vigil for a young murder victim Tuesday evening. Approximately 150 people gathered on Market Street between 60th and 61st Streets to remember 19-year-old Terrence Walker who was … Continue reading
On April 2, I posted about how some folks over in the UK had formed stem cells into heart tissue to form valves to replace defective ones. Now, also out of the UK, we find that another advancement has been … Continue reading
In an obvious conflict of interest, we find that the author of the Alabama bill recommending opposition to the merger of XM and Sirius was written by a legislator who happens to own a local radio station! The Alabama House … Continue reading