“Compassionate conservatives” once again show their true cold-hearted stripes. Misery is what they believe anyone who doesn’t have money deserve.
Their Jesus apparently ate some loaves and fishes in front of those who came to listen to him instead of sharing with his community.
If I ever get a chance to have a garden again, I’m going to follow this scientist’s advice and grow some stuff for home remedies.
We all know that Rimjob isn’t planning to move to Costa Rica for their universal health care and green energy initiatives. Turns out though, that, yes, they DO have a sex industry. He probably won’t be able to sleep with little boys there but I’m sure he’s not overly picky.
Also, since we’re talking about that fat gasbag, more proof he’s a racist SOB:
“So, David Paterson will become the massa – who gets to appoint whoever gets to take Massa’s place. So, for the first time in his life, Paterson’s gonna be a massa. Interesting, interesting.”
Of course, referring to Governor Paterson, who is black, having to pick who replaces Rep. Eric Massa.
More on recent Republican Racism focusing on Rimjob and BecKKK.
Some good advice on introducing more whole grains into your diet.
Stewart on the madness of Lynn Cheney.
Comedy Central video link
I read this article and laughed so hard I almost peed myself.
You can add “teabagging” to this list as well.
I’ve always liked Tom Brokaw. He seems a stand-up guy and it is nice to read that he’s still quite busy. I’ve seen some of his work since his “retirement” but it looks like he’s got his fingers in a whole lot more pies than I knew about.
Capitalism eats companies who try to do good works. That’s the crux of this article I heard on the way in.
You could almost hear Steve Inskeep spitting bile as he had to segue away from this story to something else entirely. Asshat.
In short, our economic system punishes successful companies who try to give back to their communities. Basically, the more successful you are the more likely you’ll have to sell out, one way or another.
Here’s another damn good story representative of what I’d like to see NPR doing. It’s the story of the WWII-era WASPs (Women Airforce Service Pilots) who served our nation and are just now getting the recognition they deserve.
I remember reading some on them as a kid but not so much in recent years. Great article on some great ladies. Give it a listen.