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New Hampshire GOP hate merchant (aka legislator) tags bishop as ‘pedophile pimp’
As a practicing Catholic, I excoriate Mr. Bettencourt for his disgraceful attempt to change focus by intentionally exploiting and churning up convenient negative public sentiment regarding a tragic scandal to assassinate the character of an opponent–hardly behavior one can accurately describe as Christ-like Continue reading
Posted in Bad, Bigots, Government, Human Behavior, Hurting, Institutionalized Hatred, National, Offensive, politics, Scum Bags, Soup du jour, State
Tagged bigotry, D.J. Bettencourt, GOP, hate, Human Behavior, Hurting, New Hampshire House, politics, poor, Poverty, Republican leader of the New Hampshire House D.J. Bettencourt of Salem, Ridiculous/Absurd, Roman Catholic Bishop John McCormack, Scum Bags, social programs, Soup du jour, State, Trends that suck, ultra conservative, values
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Utah Legislators Choose Official State Gun
State trees, state birds, state flowers, state songs, states celebrate their histories, heritage, values, economies and much moreby designating special things to differentiates them and makes them special. Utah recently became the first to add a handgun to its identity. Redneck crackers. Continue reading
Posted in Human Behavior, Hurting, politics, Ridiculous/Absurd, Scum Bags, Soup du jour, State, Trends that suck
Tagged GOP, Gun violence, guns, handguns, irresponsible government, new thing, outrageous, politics, pop culture, public behavior, rednecks, religious right, right-wing, trends, trigger-happy right, ultra conservative, Utah, Utah Gov. Gary Herbert, values
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WI GOPer Lives Outside District with Mistress (Says Wife)
Well, they don’t call him “Randy” for nothing RawStory.com reports that the wife of frisky Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin State Senator Randy Hopper told protesters picketing their home that the senator wasn’t available…because he lives elsewhere (in Madison, in fact) with his mistress. Continue reading
NH GOP Rep Will Resign After Comments on Mentally Disabled
Sometimes one knows when it’s time to go. Others overstay their welcome and must be shown to door. Martin Harty ((R-NH), a New England politician, is such a man. Continue reading
Posted in Bad, Government, Human Behavior, Hurting, Institutionalized Hatred, National, Offensive, Ridiculous/Absurd, Scum Bags, Soup du jour, State
Tagged Democracy, GOP, hatred, life, outrageous, politics, pop culture, prejudice, public behavior, religious right, right-wing, ultra conservative, values, weird
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America’s Flat Tire: School Funding
Educational funding is a sore spot in thousands of communities across America. With no universally accepted model, states drum up funds that seem to guarantee little other than meeting minimum standards. Frustrated by scant resources, teachers make do. With household … Continue reading
Posted in Caring, Helping, Human Behavior, National, politics, Reason, Soup du jour, State, Trends that suck
Tagged broken system, education, pay for performance, school funding, teachers
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Sarah Palin For President: Here’s Why
A friend sent me this over a week ago and I just sifted through enough of my “in box” to find it. From Huffington Post, it appeared under the title : “Palin Supporters Struggle To Explain Why They Support Palin,” … Continue reading
Posted in Belonging, Bigots, Entertainment, Human Behavior, Hurting, National, Offensive, politics, pop culture, Race, Ridiculous/Absurd, Right-Wing Haters, Soup du jour, State, Trends that suck
Tagged Alpha Inventions, amazing, American Dumbasses, blabbering, Clueless, Conservatives, Democracy, Entertainment, life, living, media, outrageous, Palin Book, Palin Book Signing, Palin for President, politics, public behavior, public discourse, right-wing, Sarah Palin, Shame on us, ultra conservative, weird, writing
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GOP Health Care Plan: “Don’t Get Sick”
Roy Blunt promised a plan but the GOP never generated one. What the GOP delivered is anything but comprehensive. It’s a mongrel made up of sundry components, the best of which could strengthen a plan but in no way can stand by itself as one. Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economy, Government, Greed, Human Behavior, Humor, Institutionalized Hatred, National, Performance, politics, Ridiculous/Absurd, Right-Wing Haters, Soup du jour, State
Tagged Alan Grayson, Democracy, GOP, GOP Health Care Plan, Humor, lawmakers, liberal progressive politics, life, Obama, politics, public behavior, public discourse, right-wing, ultra conservative
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Binge and Purge: The Wedding and “The Wire”
I blame HBO–and David Simon. On Monday, HBO on Demand threw up the second half of Season 4 of “The Wire,” which I’ve seen several times but may be my favorite (a nose ahead of Season 2) .
I’m hypnotized by “The Wire.” When it appears, I gladly suspend other meaningful pleasures including riding my motorcycle and sleep to watch and re watch it. I was up most of the night. Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Bad, Belonging, Caring, Economy, Entertainment, Government, Greed, Helping, Heroes, Human Behavior, Humor, Hurting, Institutionalized Hatred, Kindness, Offensive, Philosophy, politics, Race, Reason, Scandal/Crime, Scum Bags, Soul-searching, Soup du jour, State, Trends that suck
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Franken Still Mired in Coleman BS
From the “It Ain’t Over`Til It’s Over” Department, after over six months, numerous recounts, court rulings and delay tactics by Republican incumbent Norm Coleman, Minnesota’s Republican governor Tim Pawlenty still stubbornly refuses to certify Mr. Franken as the winner of … Continue reading
Posted in Bad, Government, Human Behavior, Hurting, Offensive, politics, Ridiculous/Absurd, Right-Wing Haters, Scum Bags, Soup du jour, State, Trends that suck
Tagged bad government, Coleman, Franken, GOP stall tactics, Minnesota, Obstructionism, Senate, Tampering with Elections, U.S. Senate
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