This Ground Zero [sic] Mosque stuff is getting really ugly.

Net neutrality advocates appear to have an ally in the White House. Marvin Ammori, a professor at the University of Nebraska who has been unsparing in his criticism of the FCC for failing to act and reclassify broadband so they can regulate it, found himself pleased with what the Administration has been saying in the days since the Google-Verizon announcement.

Republican Representative Paul Ryan ranks high on the Washington Post’s list of serious budget analysts. Unfortunately, like the Post, he has difficulty with the truth.

Raul Grijalva and Lynn Woolsey, the co-chairs of the Progressive Caucus, have sent a letter directly to Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, the co-chairs of the President’s deficit commission. In it, they say in no uncertain terms that cuts to Social Security, including an increase in the retirement age, must be off the table.

And Omar Khadr, who has been held for a third of his life, has another month gone.

had the JournoList set fan out and tell everyone the Bernie Sanders amendment to the health care bill was the first step toward single payer?

Good times.

Teabaggers: still not at all racist!

Time is on our side, yes it is.

Eric Sardinas — Texola, at Rockpalast.

I saw Bobby Gibbs on television yesterday and I don’t understand what he was saying. He was really mad at a lot of people who want to make things better for everyone.