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When doubling down on the crazy just isn’t enough.

The two documents that Cheney wanted liberated sure do read like propaganda pieces.

LA Times reporters Tom Hamburger and Kim Geiger assess how well health care consumers are faring in the battle against the mega insurers, and the verdict is not good: the insurers are winning.

The Cove is a high-tech eco-thriller, fraught with tension and drama as a team of filmmakers, divers and ecologists infiltrate a cove in Taiji, Japan where the world’s largest dolphin capture and kill occurs annually.

Director Louis Psihoyos is intrigued when he meets Ric O’Barry, the man who trained the dophins for the 1960s television show Flipper which helped launch dolphin parks and swim-with-dolphin programs, now a multimillion dollar business around the globe.

It’s not easy to craft an argument more fringe than those of the Birthers, but Center for American Progress’ Lawrence Korb managed to get the job done in his recent wrong-headed piece on Afghanistan.

I guess going home changes a person.

My my my. After Markos published poll results indicating Cooper had a 16% approval rating on his handling of health care from Democrats in his district and was ripe for a primary challenge, Cooper isn’t too happy:

Please welcome Richard Trumka, secretary-treasurer and likely next president of the AFL-CIO in the comments — jh

When John Sweeney ends his fourth term in September as president of the AFL-CIO, his likely successor will be Richard Trumka, who currently serves as Secretary-Treasurer.

Trumka is a third generation miner from Pennsylvania who became the youngest head of the UMWA at the age of 33.

Eric Holder will appoint John Durham as Special Prosecutor.