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George Carlin: Deceased Truth Teller

Posted by Brendan on June 23rd, 2008 filed in big business as usual, comedy, obituary, youtube

George talks, you listen.

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More Trouble for Pat and Joe: Drinking Liberally, 6/24/08

Posted by Brendan on June 23rd, 2008 filed in DemocRAT, big business as usual, calling bullshit, direct action, fascism

The following went out to about 800-1000 Philadelphia Democrats, progressives, and left-leaning independents this morning, many of who are members of MoveOn, DFA, Philly for Change, and other activist groups. My dad always said, when someone tries to bully you, hit back and hit hard. Pat and Joe want to tap my phones? [...]

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Who Died and Left Comcast in Charge?

Posted by Brendan on June 10th, 2008 filed in big business as usual, calling bullshit, fascism, pure evil, right wing dingalings

Via Greenwald, Comcast seems to think that they’re above criticism, and above the law.
As many Pennsylvanians know, electing Chris Carney was a BIG mistake. First, he lied to progressives to obtain their money by pretending to champion issues he never had any intention of standing up for. Now he’s trying to get companies like [...]

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In the Tank

Posted by Brendan on April 15th, 2008 filed in big business as usual, calling bullshit, media

So much for the liberal media.
John McCain and Barack Obama both appeared before the nation’s newspaper editors yesterday. The putative Republican presidential nominee was given a box of doughnuts and a standing ovation. The likely Democratic nominee was likened to a terrorist.
Read the whole thing. The press was literally handing donuts to McCain: you [...]

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Saw This Coming Too.

Posted by Brendan on March 18th, 2008 filed in big business as usual, war

A Return to the Cold War
administration, military and intelligence officials assigned to counterterrorism have begun to change their view. After piecing together a more nuanced portrait of terrorist organizations, they say there is reason to believe that a combination of efforts could in fact establish something akin to the posture of deterrence, the strategy that [...]

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The Bush Administration Is Right.

Posted by Brendan on March 5th, 2008 filed in big business as usual, politics

And right after saying I’m bored with politics, I read this.
Bush officials: Congress irrelevant on Iraq
By William H. McMichael - Staff writer
Posted : Wednesday Mar 5, 2008 12:06:57 EST
The Bush administration says the 2002 congressional authorization to go to war in Iraq gives it the authority to conduct combat operations in Iraq and negotiate far-reaching [...]

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The Smear Continues Apace

Posted by Brendan on March 1st, 2008 filed in big business as usual, calling bullshit, media, politics

The NY Times presses forward in its participation with Smear Obama As An Anti-Semite campaign, which began with Little Timmy Russert’s Farrakhan nonsense earlier this week.
Greenwald:
One of this week’s hysterical press scandals was that Minister Louis Farrakhan praised Barack Obama’s candidacy even though Obama had previously denounced numerous Farrakhan remarks and the Obama campaign did [...]

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I Have a Reason to Be Hostile.

Posted by Brendan on February 28th, 2008 filed in big business as usual, calling bullshit, economy

Every couple of weeks (or days depending on my mood), I like to call up Arlen Specter’s office and remind his staff that he’s a stupid fucking asshole. The conversation usually goes like the one I had this morning, after putting 3 gallons of gas in my van, at $3.11 a gallon.
“Hi there, it’s [...]

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Allyson Schwartz: Not So True

Posted by Brendan on February 1st, 2008 filed in DemocRAT, big business as usual, calling bullshit, economy, politics

Writing in the City Paper, Paul Fain makes some truly absurd claims in his hagiography of Allyson Schwartz, D-Mastercard.
Congress is getting serious about trying to jump-start the sluggish economy, and has been working overtime on a short-term stimulus plan. It’s an unusually bipartisan deal that could include checks of up to $600 per person sent [...]

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Debates

Posted by Brendan on February 1st, 2008 filed in big business as usual, politics

There are a couple of good live-blogs of the Democrat debates at BMT and FDL this morning.
I haven’t watched any of them. Some might say that’s shameful, but A) I don’t have cable, and more importantly B) for as long as I’ve watched political debates, they’ve seemed to be little more than opportunities for the [...]

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