The AP has been becoming more and more vile in their claim of propriety. Last year they wanted people to pay a ridiculous amount of money to quote any of their articles and now, well they are going after the artist who made this famous poster: On buttons, posters and Web sites, the image was […]
This will be the first year that we have a Democrat in the White House in the modern blogging age, and with that I do have a rather dire prediction. As the year progresses and we start seeing exactly how soon to be President Obama governs, some of the groups and organizations we all cherished […]
Booman hits a tone of truthiness that won’t sit well with the blogosphere: James Kirchick likes to crow about how the Netroots don’t matter. There are a few former (Republican and Democrat) office holders that might beg to differ. But, Kirchick is right about one thing. If Obama listened to the Netroots’ advice all the […]
I posted about the story of a bus full of school kids chanting “assassinate Obama” in Idaho when it first happened a couple of weeks ago. It has gained some national attention, and now the mayor of the local town has apologized for what happened. That’s a nice gesture, but then I read further in […]
Michael Crowley has some good advice, which I feel is right now. Obama does not need to get mad, despite how many popular bloggers on our side of the blogosphere are calling for rage. The calls from the blogosphere over the past few days for Obama to get mad about the McCain/Palin side show have […]
Scarborough continued his attack on bloggers this morning, saying we are a bunch of Cheetos eating, Harry Potter watching basement dwellers. Ignore the fact that I don’t even like Harry Potter, let’s look at something more interesting – the ratings. Here’s the breakdown of morning shows courtesy of TVNewser: Show (6-9amET) Network A25-54 Total Viewers […]
It amazed me a few weeks ago when a federal judge ruled that Google had to turn over the viewer logs for YouTube to Viacom, in Viacom’s lawsuit. I read a lot of blogs that quickly blasted the decision as an invasion of privacy. It looks like they were following the tinfoil hat committee: Google […]
Actually he said: JOHN MCCAIN: “Now we’ve got the cables. We’ve got talk radio. We’ve got the bloggers. I hate the bloggers. We’ve got all kinds of sources of information.” So he hates all of us who blog, and most likely the people who also follow the blogs. John McCain hates citizens of this country? […]
McClellan sat down with Keith Olbermann last night and told him what all of us conspiracy theorist, freedom hating, unpatriotic bloggers knew – Bush planned on going to war with Iraq after 9/11 and nothing was stopping that, even if they had to “repackage” intelligence to sell the war.
Not only me, but all bloggers are now a threat to national security. Now this is absurd.