Intoxination

Tag: decisions

Sep 1
2011

A Perry Idea I Can Really Get Behind

Misc

There’s not much I like about Rick Perry, but this idea from his book ‘Fed Up’ is one I can definitely get behind: One solution the governor embraces is to end lifetime tenure — a cornerstone of the Constitution, whose drafters worried far less about activist or senile judges than about meddling tyrants and political […]

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Mar 2
2011

BREAKING: Supreme Court Sides With Westboro Baptist Church

News

No information as far as how the justices decisions went. This is a case stemming from the “God Hates Fags” crowd protesting a marine’s funeral. This post will be updated…. UPDATE: The decision was 8-1 with Alito dissenting.

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Oct 9
2010

Cars That Drive Themselves?

Science

Do we really need this? Anyone driving the twists of Highway 1 between San Francisco and Los Angeles recently may have glimpsed a Toyota Prius with a curious funnel-like cylinder on the roof. Harder to notice was that the person at the wheel was not actually driving.  The car is a project of Google, which […]

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Apr 7
2010

Right Wing Smear Machine In Action

Media

For months the news was inundated with coverage of “illegal activities” by ACORN.  Last night Rachel Maddow showed for the first time the unedited “undercover” video tapes that lead to ACORN’s demise. ACORN has a very good case here against FOX News, James O’Keefe and Andrew Breitbart. Their quest for ratings have cost a lot […]

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Mar 9
2010

How The Media Shapes The Story

Media

Take a look at this story on CNN: Barely a month in office, Sen. Scott Brown, R-Massachusetts, is putting some muscle behind his independent image by twice voting against his own party and questioning the use of the filibuster. Brown took to the Senate floor Tuesday to announce he would vote for cloture, or to […]

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Oct 20
2009

The Public Option – Vital To Democratic Survival

Misc

There has been a lot of talk about the new WaPo/ABC poll that finds 57% of the respondents want the public option, with 51% saying go for it without Republican support. Another interesting number in this new poll is 20%. That’s how many people now identify themselves as Republican. The numbers are very dire for […]

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Oct 6
2009

Reviews Are Split On New FTC Regulations

Misc

Reading through the blog posts about the new FTC regulations on bloggers there is a definite split on it. The left seems to welcome the decision while the right is upset over it. For example, here is a post by tea bagger Dana Loesch: Because Uncle Sam think the public is too stupid to make […]

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Sep 28
2009
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OMG Communism!

Misc

Wow this must be some big government conspiracy!  I bet the feds are even involved in this, you know – since Obama is from Chicago. But what is Drudge reporting? Let’s look: A local TV station that reported on Chicagoans NOT wanting the Olympics has been told NOT to run the report again, insiders tell […]

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Jun 13
2009

Pro-Lifers Played Big Time

Misc

I never heard of “April’s Mom”, but apparently she was someone the pro-life right wing was getting behind. A young, expectant mother who was told her baby was mentality ill yet decided to give birth. She blogged about the decisions and raising the child. Only one problem. It was a lie. 26 year old Beccah […]

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Apr 1
2009

Local Fox Affiliate Refuses To Air “Osbournes: Reloaded’

Misc

A case of little Fox verses big Fox: The debut show of “Osbournes: Reloaded” could not be seen Tuesday, March 31 by viewers of Cincinnati’s Fox19 because the station felt the show was too inappropriate for a potentially younger audience. Viewers who tuned in at 9:30 p.m. instead heard a message from Fox19’s general manager […]

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