Area Man Defends What He Imagines Constitution to Be
theonion.com — ESCONDIDO, CA -- Provoked by a presidential administration he believes is guilty of numerous transgressions, self-described American patriot Kyle Mortensen, 46, has become a vehement defender of ideas he seems to think are enshrined in the U.S. Constitution and principles that brave men have fought and died for solely in his head. (Submitted by rprose) More…
No, It's not Elitist to Think the Tea-Baggers Are Idiots
alternet.org — While I have long argued that there is too much elitism on the left for my tastes, there's a wide gulf between holding your nose in the air for no good reason and dumbing yourself down in order to appeal to the lowest common idiotic denominator. Suck is the case with the Tea Party group and their leaders like Palin. (Submitted by uncajoe) More…
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Can Sarah Palin Make a Comeback?
online.wsj.com — FTA: I don't typically watch Oprah. But I won't miss Monday's interview with Sarah Palin. The appearance is supposed to be about Ms. Palin's new memoir, but a lot more will be riding on the encounter than book sales... Her poll numbers among independents are strong enough to give her a chance. (Submitted by Blinker1315) More…
My solemn meeting on Veterans Day with President Obama
nydailynews.com — Journalist was at Arlington to pay respects, not work. His meeting with Obama was pure happenstance; he writes: "I got an unexpected look into the eyes of a man who intertwined his roles as commander in chief and consoler in chief on a solemn day filled with rememance and respect for sacrifices made - and sacrifices yet to be made." (Submitted by nahsrocketeer75) More…
The Misfits: Eight Politicians Who Ought to Switch Parties
politicsdaily.com — RINOs and conservadems are cutting quite a swath these days—making demands, frustrating their colleagues, wielding clout and even influencing elections. Not surprisingly, the nicknames aren't terms of endearment. (Submitted by Blinker1315) More…
Which communist economy rules?
business.blogs.cnn.com — I've got my own piece of Berlin Wall stuffed away somewhere in my house. I had borrowed a hammer and chisel from a man at the wall and hacked off my very own piece. It was a week after "Checkpoint Charlie" - a crossing point between Easy and West Germany - in Berlin had been thrown open, a week after a divided city and a divided Germany were reunit (Submitted by swiftsurfere) More…
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