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Congratulations, Eugene Robinson! Well done and well deserved!

April 20th, 2009 · No Comments

Eugene Robinson Wins Pulitzer

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Tags: Angels & Assholes · Assholes · Eugene Robinson · News Media · Politics General · Pulitzer

Christian vs. Christianist: Oh, what a difference 3 little letters make!

July 21st, 2006 · No Comments

Gary G. is a Christian. He is very involved in his church, reads his bible religiously (so to speak), and believes to the core of his soul that he is “saved” and will one day go to heaven and be filled with joy for all eternity.
Gary’s religious beliefs bring him a sort of peace [...]

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Tags: Bush · Charlatans of Biblical Proportions · Church/State · Politics General · Rightwingnuts · War

Have you had enough?

May 25th, 2006 · 3 Comments

racaulk’s brilliant idea for a 2006 Democratic campaign theme. It’s a message that can address local issues without losing its unifying qualities. Have you had enough
record gas prices while oil companies rake in record profits?
death in Iraq with no end in sight?
being treated like a criminal because you’re government has been so bad [...]

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Tags: Campaign 2006 · Democrats · Politics General

Latest Dirty Political Trick – WikiRoving

April 29th, 2006 · 3 Comments

Democratic Senator Robert Byrd has been WikiRoved. So has Democratic Rep Jim Marshall.
It’s the latest – and arguably the most juvenile – trick to come out of the GOP’s bottomless bag. So contemptibly childish, it needs a new word. We hereby coin “WikiRove.”
WikiRove (v)
To stain or attempt to ridicule, defame, or destroy the [...]

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Tags: Assholes · Politics General

New Orleans tells GOP to stick it where the hurricanes don’t blow

April 23rd, 2006 · 1 Comment

Saturday’s mayoral election in the Big Easy didn’t give any one candidate enough votes to win. But it sent a message loud and clear to the Republican Party.
After all precincts and absentee ballots were reported, the result will be a two-man runoff between high vote getter, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin and runner up, [...]

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Tags: Campaign 2006 · Hurricane Katrina · Politics General

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