Corporate media at play It turns out the ABC story that the Christmas bomb attempt was masterminded by former Gitmo prisoners was false — will the dozen or so news agencies (Rushlicans in Congress and a multitude of wingnut blogs) that repeated it now make an equal noise in retracting it?
It’s about time In 2010, Dems will be running against the GOP’s crappy national security record
Getting away with murder Judge lets the Blackwater guards walk
Our corporate masters Wall Street taking billions in tax breaks on bonuses after ruining the economy and millions of lives
There is a God! Rick Warren’s church needs a ton of money in a hurry. Gee. What a shame if it doesn’t come in….
Coruption watch GOP congressman takes money from Ponzi scheme
Our corporate masters have hearts of cold stone Bailed-out bankers foreclose churches during Christmas season
How the current reform bill will kill private insurance for primary care
Public pressure is invaluable to keep the federal government honest, but it can also become a myopic feeding frenzy.
Rush is for reform without knowing it After his Hawaii experience, Rush says our health care system is just dandy — two problems with his judgment: 1) he’s a multi-millionaire, so he can buy whatever health care he wants; 2) he was in one of the most reformed states in the nation (proving the Dems right, I guess)
A map of where 2010’s social unrest is most likely to happen
These people are scum
Top 10 cable news moments of 2009
Americans admire progressives
Tweety is still a moron He’s worried about a kung fu terrorist rather tan one with a bomb
Priorities Religious Reich spends $4 million on Super Bowl ads after laying off nearly 500 people
Civil war on the Right Bush’s homeland security honcho slaps down Fox’s call for profiling as ‘foolish” and ineffective But the same Bushie is trying to cash in — as in his personal wallet — on the Christmas fail
Racist homophobe for Senate scrubs his Twitter (I hope it was in private)
Cheney’s flunky can’t answer for Cheney’s behavior
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