The Bush administration combats socialism by allowing rich people to cheat on their taxes.
Remember the open mic at the G-8 summit? A British TV station claims Russia’s Putin was responsible.
The American Bar Association criticizes the President’s signing statements: they “undermine separation of powers.” Those d*mn liberal extremists!
A White House press release endorses an Israel attack on Syria.
Ward Churchill and Alan Dershowitz have a lot in common, don’t they?
The Democrats decide to hold the Nevada caucus right after Iowa this next presidential election season. Intriguing. That might help display Western lawmakers and issues.
Connecticut bloggers take up the camera and ask Lieberman and Barbara Boxer some embarrassing questions. What’s really interesting about this is how the bloggers are muscling in on traditional media…
And just why is Bill Clinton stumping for Joe Lieberman? Firedoglake gives you a list of possible reasons.
A pair of teachers handcuffed and strip-searched for displaying a button and small sign reading “No More War” at a Bush function.
The Washington Monthly on global warming deniers…
…such as Oklahoma’s Senator Jim Inhofe, who compares people who believe in global warming to Nazis. It was only a matter of time…
The Washington Post’s eight issues that will “shape” the 2006 mid-terms.
Check out my AP post on Wyoming’s House race. The Dems could take this seat.
Appelby’s quiz, “What’s your tribe?” allows you to see if you belong to the country’s red or blue tribe. I am very red, apparently.
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[...] This is the kind of thing Digby was getting at when he compared (via 4&20) Ward Churchill and Dershowitz (which I assume made some heads explode on the Right). However, I have to say that the comparison is somewhat strained. Dershowitz’s position has some logic to it. The people know what’s coming, they can leave (er, well, sort of), etc. Churchill is saying people going about their daily lives nowhere near any fighting are “guilty.” In the end, they’re both trying to justify unjustifiable civilian deaths. [...]