Should be interesting to see what happens when this footage hits the desks of the powers that be in Massachusetts. Incidentally, this was on primary day in 2008, but it’s still pretty insane how flagrantly the law is being ignored.
Sprint is running a contest in conjunction with YouTube for the most epic 30 second video. Judging? Michael Bay! This is big news for YouTube and Sprint. For the users of YouTube? Not so much. It’s funny how this contest? … Continue reading
The week before last, a bunch of my Obama-supporting friends pointed out how courageous our President was because he didn’t shy away from uncomfortable questions in his Town Hall meetings. After all, they postulated, Bush would’ve had those people screened … Continue reading
File this one under no shit, sherlock… A Justice Department prosecutor defied his superiors by testifying at a U.S. Civil Rights Commission hearing Friday, where he leveled an explosive allegation: top officials in the department gutted a voter intimidation case … Continue reading
Someone get me the popcorn! Several hundred Afghans chanting “Death to America” rallied outside a mosque in the Afghan capital on Monday to protest against an American church’s plan to burn a copy of the Koran on the anniversary of … Continue reading
At the 2010 Audience Conference a few weeks ago, Jason Calacanis said “New Yorkers don’t even care about the mosque,” referring, of course, to the Cordoba Center at Ground Zero. Public opposition to the proposed mosque and community center near … Continue reading
As usual, Penn is right on the money.
How fast would the sows at NOW be protesting Public Enemy if it were released in 2010 just for this scene?
I believe I said this was happening in IT.tv 165… Source: NY Daily News
Was she bummed that a bomb was left in Times Square on the busiest day of the week at the busiest time of the day? Nope. Was she bummed that it came really close to causing hundreds of deaths? Nope. … Continue reading
If you wear eyeglasses, you’re definitely aware of what a drag on the budget they can be. Even if your optical needs are covered by your health care plan, you probably don’t want a pair of big old clunky plastic … Continue reading
I was with my old insurance company from 2000-2004. In that time I was paying $6,000 a year for car insurance. No, I’m not kidding. I also didn’t know better. One day, I shopped around, and good God was I … Continue reading
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy MATT LAUER: You made a comment over the weekend and I want to call attention to that because a lot of people are disagreeing with it this morning. … Continue reading
We’ve heard this before: men are better at parking than women. It sounds like a bunch of macho male ego BS that’s been perpetuated since the days of Leave it to Beaver (happy 94th birthday, Barbra Billingsley!) and Father Knows … Continue reading
Remember this one day when she says she never said this…
I’ve heard the idea that the “Link Economy” as it’s called is the future of monetization on the web. The concept is simple: incoming links from as many sources as possible equals dollars. Lately, this has been brought loud and … Continue reading
Patches was surfing the web… And found this… Imagine her disappointment via Pophangover
Every single day Colin Powell deteriorates in my mind. Far from the dignified man that used to show up in his highly decorated uniform, Powell has become a coward and man of ever-so-little integrity. After his utterly ridiculous “mobile weapons … Continue reading
Nine months ago, Representative Zach Wamp (R. Never-Never Land) stood on the floor of the house and gave an impassioned speech. After turning down the first “stimulus” bill, he implored his colleagues to pass the second. [flv:wamp.flv 640 360] Let’s … Continue reading
I’m all for universal healthcare of some kind. What form that should take and what form it would happen in is open for discussion, but I don’t believe that anyone in this country should be without health care because they … Continue reading