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Senate GOP: How Dare Al Franken Make Us Vote Against Rape!
tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com — Senate Republicans are outraged at Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) due to their votes against an amendment he introduced, to crack down on the rape of employees of military contractors, now being used against them. (Submitted by diggdangdong) More…
Never before has a speech by President Barack Obama felt as
spiegel.de — Never before has a speech by President Barack Obama felt as false as his Tuesday address announcing America's new strategy for Afghanistan. It seemed like a campaign speech combined with Bush rhetoric -- and left both dreamers and realists feeling distraught. (Submitted by URnotheonly1) More…
More Insane Fearmongering From The Family Reserach Council
thinkprogress.org — In a four-page solicitation letter mailed to supporters this month the conservative organization went even further in its rhetoric, claiming that President Obama wants to “impose homosexuality and silence Christianity in workplaces” (Submitted by sarahlee) More…
Marines to be First Wave in New Afghanistan Plan
news.yahoo.com — New infusions of U.S. Marines will begin moving into Afghanistan almost as soon as President Barack Obama announces a redrawn battle strategy, a plan widely expected to include more than 30,000 additional U.S. forces...... (Submitted by oteque) More…
Movement Under Way in California to Ban Divorce - Yahoo! New
news.yahoo.com — SACRAMENTO, CA – Til death do us part? The vow would really hold true in California if a Sacramento Web designer gets his way. In a movement that seems ripped from the pages of Comedy Channel writers, John Marcotte wants to put a measure on the ballot next year to ban divorce in California. (Submitted by BeyondVision) More…
Will Mitt Romney's Religious Views Kill His Campaign Hopes?
blogs.usatoday.com — Polls show that Muslims, Buddhists and people without a religion are all viewed more warily by Americans. And as America becomes more religiously diverse, we can expect still more candidates from faiths that might be unfamiliar to many Americans, or those who profess no religion at all. (Submitted by mostie) More…
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