Monthly Archives: January 2011

Is it permissible to criticize Glenn Beck, or is it too much like picking on a mentally handicap person? I think it is too similar, but I’m going to make an exception to my general rule of not making fun … Continue reading →

Yesterday I posted a great graph showing how “fiscally conservative” does not equal “fiscally responsible”. Today, CNN put together another great graph! This one shows our GDP since Q4 of 2008. Please share this next time someone tells you that … Continue reading →

Lots of good stuff from the HUFFPO today: Dems and GOP play nice on the filibuster… sort of. There’s one way for Hawaii to close their deficit… GOP House calls for less public, more private $$$ in elections Sarah Palin’s … Continue reading →

The Wall Street Journal (owned by right-wing Newscorp) published an interesting graph today: Notice anything interesting? Allow me to edit it to make it a little bit more obvious: It’s pretty simple. Repbulicans may be “fiscally conservative”, but that’s not … Continue reading →

This is a great short video on Healthcare Reform.  

So often when we have stood in the wake of a national tragedy, we have pondered the question, “Why has this happened?” The answer to that question is valuable not only to foster a national sense of closure, but also … Continue reading →

Test blog #1 The Federal Convention convened in the State House (Independence Hall) in Philadelphia on May 14, 1787, to revise the Articles of Confederation. Because the delegations from only two states were at first present, the members adjourned from … Continue reading →