January 19, 2012
Remaining GOP candidates’ most hated.

Rick’s Santorum - Gays. (Dan Savage).

Newt Gingrich - Blacks. ex-wives.

Ron Paul - Jews/Banks/Gays/Blacks/The Media

Mitt Romney - Himself as Massachusetts Governor. 

November 17, 2011

(Source: bitteryounghag, via shiksa-goddesss)

October 18, 2011

(via political-cartoons)

October 13, 2011
and yet congress is again proposing cuts to npr and pbs

and yet congress is again proposing cuts to npr and pbs

September 2, 2011
end of 2009 marks the stimulus. CAN I HAZ MOAR?!

note: spending cuts is cause of public job stagnation. 

end of 2009 marks the stimulus. CAN I HAZ MOAR?!

note: spending cuts is cause of public job stagnation. 

July 30, 2011
Was glad to read this after my recent interview with congressman Ellison. Everyone, socially media (verb) your reps.
ezoque.

good:

Our associate editor Nona Willis Aronowitz alerts us to a quick way to get ahold of your congressperson through twitter:

Every time I read about the deficit war in Washington, I want to call up my reps and say, “Shut up and raise the debt ceiling!” And I’m not the only one with an opinion: Capitol Hill phone lines are completely tied up.
Twitter is a natural alternative, if you can find your representative’s handle. But until recently, an “official” online Twitter directory for all members of Congress didn’t exist. The communications company FearLess decided to create one. They’ve linked to every single representative from each state and listed them alphabetically. Most politicians use Twitter as a one-sided way to promote themselves, but there are some, like Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison and Newark mayor Cory Booker, who actively engage in conversations with users.
The next time Obama or anyone else urges you to contact your state leaders and the Capitol switchboard is jammed, you’ll know where to find them online.

Read more on GOOD →

Was glad to read this after my recent interview with congressman Ellison. Everyone, socially media (verb) your reps.

ezoque.

good:

Our associate editor Nona Willis Aronowitz alerts us to a quick way to get ahold of your congressperson through twitter:

Every time I read about the deficit war in Washington, I want to call up my reps and say, “Shut up and raise the debt ceiling!” And I’m not the only one with an opinion: Capitol Hill phone lines are completely tied up.

Twitter is a natural alternative, if you can find your representative’s handle. But until recently, an “official” online Twitter directory for all members of Congress didn’t exist. The communications company FearLess decided to create one. They’ve linked to every single representative from each state and listed them alphabetically. Most politicians use Twitter as a one-sided way to promote themselves, but there are some, like Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison and Newark mayor Cory Booker, who actively engage in conversations with users.

The next time Obama or anyone else urges you to contact your state leaders and the Capitol switchboard is jammed, you’ll know where to find them online.

Read more on GOOD →

July 21, 2011

phone hacking = fun fun fun. rebecca black would be proud (or would she?)

June 19, 2011

Jon Stewart, a comedian, is the most trusted man in America. This interview really shows his most admirable qualities; mainly that he says what he feels and is comfortable contrasting that with his image of himself and his role in the debacle. The one thing regarding the press that I’m certain about is that today they are a failure, missing any semblance of journalistic integrity.

Which is more trustworthy news that you are meant to laugh at; or news that you can’t help but laugh at?