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Twittery Tweets- Medley: RT @RBReich: JP Morgan Chase places blame on its highest-ranking woman, and accepts her resignation. Is anyone surprised?
- Medley: RT @chrislhayes: Basically, JP Morgan is on fire, the hedge funds own the water and they're going to make Jamie pay thru the nose. http ...
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- Medley: RT @Atrios: my TED talk on the glories of subjugating the lower orders will be broadcast tomorrow
- Medley: RT @ggreenwald: Amazing & great: federal court enjoins the indefinite detention powers of the NDAA on grounds of unconstitutionality ...
- Medley: Hmph. What have I done to get stuck in @rafeco 's moderation queue? #faux-aggrieved
- Medley: RT @jayrosen_nyu: You have to mighty full of yourself to think: "we have no politics." You know who has no politics? God. Are you God? N ...
- Medley: Wow. Cowards. MT @jayrosen_nyu Man, this is pathetic! A TED talk on income inequality that's "too political" for TED. http://t.co/PTKvoUb8
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Category Archives: Federal Politics
Obama Peace Prize
Obama’s Nobel not as unprecedented as all that. Continue reading
Posted in Federal Politics, Foreign Policy
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Innovation Agenda
It probably got lost since it was announced on the same day as the FCC’s recent net neutrality positioning, but the Obama Administration has released a new strategy for innovation. The pdf is linked from the front page of OSTP … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights & Feminism, Economics, Federal Politics, Legal
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A Few Links
A few links, since I can’t seem to properly blog at all anymore. Scott Rosenberg’s book on the history of blogging, Say Everything, will be released shortly. A couple of chapters are already available online. I read the chapter on … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights & Feminism, Democrats, Economics, Federal Politics, Health & Food, Media Dysfunction, Weblogs & Citizen Writing
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Today’s Amusing IM Convo with Spouse
Cover of Splash (20th Anniversary Edition) One of the bigger newspapers in Maine has a Twitter feed that I follow (@pressherald.) Today, it tweeted: Maine’s No. 1 baby names for 2008: Emma and Jacob bump Madison and Ethan. And hello, … Continue reading
Posted in Federal Politics, Journaling
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Much Brokenness – Tasers and Village Smears
Digby has been on the case of taser abuse for months and what it says about not only the criminal justice system and law enforcement but our society as a whole. In her latest post on the subject: It’s not … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights & Feminism, Federal Politics, Media Dysfunction, Weblogs & Citizen Writing
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State Secrets
For awhile there all I did was scoff at the punditocracy during the first few weeks of the Obama Administration when they tried to assert that he and Bush were “just the same”. Well, let’s be real, I scoff at … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights & Feminism, Democrats, Federal Politics
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Tab Dump
Well, I didn’t manage to finish off NaBloPoMo very well. Oh well. Here’s a few things clogging up my browser tabs at the moment: Ten Myths Conservatives Believe about Progressives. And how to rebut them at the dinner table. Climate … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Federal Politics, General Musings, Journaling, Parenting
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Opportunity Cost
As George W. Bush’s administration continues its quest to prove that Republican and rightwing governing philosophies can indeed bankrupt the richest nation on earth (yes they can!) Atrios and TPM point out one of the many opportunity costs and suggests … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Federal Politics
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Cabinet Rumors
There are rumors swirling around the Beltway that Obama is considering Hillary Clinton for Secretary of State. I live a mile outside the Beltway, so the only reason I know this is because of what I read on the Intarwebbies. … Continue reading
Posted in Federal Politics, Foreign Policy
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