This user has not started their blog yet!
- No -- the "point of your post" was stated in the opening sentence (else, you wouldn't have located it there
- Who's "they"?
- Spoken like a good centrist and DC enabler.
- A tiny bit at the edges -- but is it worth it?
- No -- astroturfing is secretive; Fox was upfront about what it was doing. Most of clips Maddow played referred to
- First calling themselves "tea baggers" . . . . I don't know who started calling the vocal opposition to the
- M.J. Rosenberg, a voice crying -- and crying and crying and crying -- in the wilderness.
- No more idiotic than us lefties who keep voting for Truman democrats, DLC triangulators, and other assorted DINOs and thinking
- The senator does have a wry sense of humor.
- I dunno. If we're not going to repeal the Hyde Amendment, it seems to me that Stupak is only a
- 1. No one believes that affordability of health care for those currently insured is even on the radar screen. 2.
- Talk with your doc . . . . And you'll get whatever predilections and prejudices he or she's formed in
- What's wrong or even odd about the Stupak rider? Maybe I'm oversimplifying but doesn't Stupak say nothing more than federal
- I don't remember the accounting rules, but I have this sense that to the extent that outrageous management incomes are
- Hoover's mistakes were many, but always he sought to keep wages up for the working man, prices up for the
- Is the "Tea Party" Really An Appropriate Name?
- Palin Cover Sexist? Maybe. Anti-American? You Betchya!
- Mammography? Probably yes, but perhaps not for every age group.
- Schtupped by Stupak
- Going For It, updated
- How About Catastrophic Coverage for ages 21-45 with a $5000 Deductible
- Tell me sweet little lies
- Webb on Terror Trials
- Business Process Management and permanent job elimination
- Conservatives and Revisionist History
- Holder was right
- Pfizer leaves New London in the lurch
- Khalib Sheikh Mohammed's Defense May Bring Out Truth about Bush/Cheney Authorizing Torture
- To Bed, Strange Fellows!
- Two Dreamers, by Dorothea Lange
