The car wreck called Bachmann is back, and this time she is crazier than ever. I guess since Congress and the media didn’t take up her McCarthyite investigations into Democrats, she now has to try and provoke an actual revolution. I’m actually kind of glad Bachmann won last year. Its nice having her around to […]

Alex Knapp over at Outside the Beltway: Let’s call the “tea party” and “going Galt” nonsense what it is: unprincipled partisan hackery. If these were truly principled protests, they’d have been around all through the Bush and Republican-controlled Congress years, too. Alex has put together an interesting set of observations about the whole “tea party” […]

I hate hearing this: Lance Armstrong has been taken to a hospital after falling during the first stage of a five-day race in Spain. The seven-time Tour de France champion may have injured his collarbone. As an avid cyclist, my thoughts are going out to Lance. Hopefully he will recover and be able to ride […]

Here we go with Bill O. sending out his goons again. This time Amanda at Think Progress was the target. Read her entire account of what happened here. Perhaps its time for O’Reilly to be tested. I have done some work in television in the past and when you tape someone you need a release […]

Not a real shocker here, but it turns out that a lot of the TARP recipients are lining the pockets of our leaders through political donations: In recent filings with the Federal Election Commission, the political action committee for Bank of America (which got $15 billion in bailout money) sent out $24,500 in the first […]

Bill had some great new rules this week, but his final one on AIG and the growing greed of Americans pretty much sums it all up.

I was looking at some local news this morning, when I happened to head to the page of our local FOX affiliate. When I looked on their page, something really stuck out at me: It appears that our local FOX station doesn’t trust FOX News for their news source, so instead they go to CNN. […]

On tap – budget priorities

CNN is having some major ratings problems: Through March 17, CNN trailed not only Fox News and MSNBC but also its own sister network, Headline News, on nine out of 17 days. On one day, March 13, CNN even drew fewer 25-to-54 viewers than CNBC — the first time that’s happened since November 2007. And […]

Last night, Keith Olbermann took on the banks with a special comment. He went after this whole notion of “too big to fail” that we constantly here about parts of our financial industry. Maybe its time to change that. */ Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy