June 2013
May 2013
“Republicans think by a 74/19 margin than Benghazi is a worse political scandal than Watergate, by a 74/12 margin that it’s worse than Teapot Dome, and by a 70/20 margin that it’s worse than Iran Contra.
One interesting thing about the voters who think Benghazi is the biggest political scandal in American history is that 39% of them don’t actually know where it is.” —Public Policy Polling (via brooklynmutt)
One interesting thing about the voters who think Benghazi is the biggest political scandal in American history is that 39% of them don’t actually know where it is.” —Public Policy Polling (via brooklynmutt)
“So there you have it: Canada’s Conservative government — and B.C.’s Liberal government — appear willing to destroy Canada’s boreal forest, poison its water tables, pollute its rivers, kill its wildlife, cause cancer in the population, risk a devastating oil spill, destroy tourism and fishing, erode its manufacturing sector, lose jobs, and hollow out its economy in exchange for … what? Big profits for a few international oil companies and pipeline companies. What a great a deal. Rex Weyler is a journalist, author and an activist with Tanker Free B.C.”
—Why more tar sands pipelines will only bring disaster for B.C. and Canada | rabble.ca (via unemcumberedbyconvention)
April 2013
Hatemongering Conservative radio host Davis: "Families of Newtown shooting victims can ‘go to hell’" | The Raw Story →
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Conservative radio host: Families of Newtown shooting victims can ‘go to hell’ (via Raw Story )
Minnesota radio host Bob Davis last week said last Friday he would like to personally tell the families in Newtown, Connecticut whose children were murdered to “go to hell.” On his show Davis & Emmer, which is broadcast by Twin Cities News Talk AM 1130, he attacked the families of those killed…
Two women — both relatives of gun murder victims — shouted “Shame on you!” to Senate members as they voted down gun control legislation. And just as quickly came the Senate riposte: “LOL.”
March 2013
February 2013
“NATO spends $2 billion a week on the Afghanistan War while half the planet lives on less than $2 a day.”
—Andy Thayer (via anarcho-queer)
