Archbishop Desmond Tutu writing in the Washington Post:Hate has no place in the house of God. No one should be excluded from our love, our compassion or our concern because of race or gender, faith or ethnicity -- or because of their sexual orientation. Nor should anyone be excluded from health care on any of these grounds.

Banker Brothel Escapes Obama’s Populist Attack: David Reilly

Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama has it backward when he attacks banks for lobbying against financial reform. He should instead target Congress and tell members to stop taking banks’ money.

That’s right, Obama should demand a shutdown of the Capitol Hill brothel that caters ( Read more... )

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This is so very very NSFW. Enjoy!

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...The resulting Tower of Babel has good news and bad news for would-be populists. The good news for them is that the dissemination of outlandish ideas is easier than ever. Where cranks were once limited to red-ribbon typewriter rants or maybe a radio show, they now have unlimited potential to get their message out. The bad news for them is that ( Read more... )

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Found on Delicious' hot links: Things Only A Republican Could Believe!
So, y'all remember that email that went around years ago called "Things Only a Republican Could Believe"? I'm pretty sure there was a Democratic variant as well. Well, I've put together a new and updated list and wanted to run it by you. Please feel free to add to it or offer ( Read more... )

gets it right:
The United States has two parties now - the Obama Party and the Fox Party. The Obama Party is larger, but it is unfocused and its troops are whiny. The Fox Party, which shows up en masse to harass politicians, is noisy and practiced in the art of simplistic obstruction. As the health-care debate rages, it's the Party of Sort-of-Maybe- ( Read more... )