Monday, April 15, 2013
utnereader:

Why You’re Broke, the Environment’s Trashed, and Wars Drag On
How corporate power is ruining your life, explained in animated GIFs

utnereader:

Why You’re Broke, the Environment’s Trashed, and Wars Drag On

How corporate power is ruining your life, explained in animated GIFs

Friday, March 15, 2013

Portman went along with his party’s opposition to gay marriage because it didn’t affect him. He thought about gay rights the way Paul Ryan thinks about health care. And he still obviously thinks about most issues the way Paul Ryan thinks about health care.

That Portman turns out to have a gay son is convenient for the gay-rights cause. But why should any of us come away from his conversion trusting that Portman is thinking on any issue about what’s good for all of us, rather than what’s good for himself and the people he knows?

Republicanism 101, via the Daily Intelligencer.
Thursday, February 21, 2013 Wednesday, November 7, 2012

The shift toward gay equality is now irreversible. The end of prohibition of marijuana is in sight. Women, in particular, moved this nation forward - pragmatically, provisionally, sensibly. They did so alongside the young whose dedication to voting was actually greater this time than in 2008, the Latino voters who have made the current GOP irrelevant, and African-Americans, who turned up in vast numbers, as in 2008, to put a period at the end of an important sentence.

That sentence will never now be unwritten. By anyone.

Andrew Sullivan, The American President

(Source: 5east)

Tuesday, October 23, 2012
rachelmaddowheygirl:

One of the prominent themes of last night’s debate.

rachelmaddowheygirl:

One of the prominent themes of last night’s debate.

Wednesday, October 17, 2012
bindersfullofwomen:

Ermahgerd Brindrs full of Wormern!

bindersfullofwomen:

Ermahgerd Brindrs full of Wormern!

Thursday, October 11, 2012
Try to avoid appearing on video from ages 11-23, but if you must, look the camera dead-on, summon all the integrity you have, and speak with confidence. Other little girls are watching. Don’t wear Elizabeth Hurley’s leopard print bikinis. And when you turn 18, vote for the party that believes you’re equal. Maybe by then there will be more politicians who care about your future, the affordability of your college education. Maybe you’ll become a writer and maybe you won’t, but know this—all of you have something worth saying. Megan Mayhew Bergman, “When I Loved Reagan”
Friday, September 14, 2012