Essentially, Warren wants the CFPB to run like a blog.

Another Teabagger who’s all-about-the-economy-not-at-all-about-social-issues.

Stop talking and/or thinking about the Wars.

Dancing At The Movies. Without clicking on the more info button on the YouTube page, how many of the almost 40 movies can you identify?

I love conspiracy action movies, especially with lots of explosions, gun fights, car crashes and a degree of relevance. They Live–so awesome! Conspiracy Theory–effing brilliant, especially the Catcher in the Rye reference. RED (Retired Extremely Dangerous), based on a DC Comics graphic novel, reminds us that just because you are retired doesn’t mean you are are redundant.

A large number of Americans would vote for a viable third-party candidate for president. Now, if we could only find one…

Live from San Jose State University: debate between Prop 19 supporter and star of new marijuana legalization TV ad, former San Jose police chief Joseph McNamara vs. resident anti-Prop 19 “crazy man” Bishop Ron Allen.

As of this weekend, we have completely lost command and control of a whole bunch of ICBMs.

Yes, marijuana legalization can motivate young people to vote. There is new evidence from PPP that Proposition 19, the effort legalize marijuana in California, is in fact motivating people to go vote this year.

One thing is certain: the Republicans do have an X-factor in their get out the vote operations. That’s what they always use: intimidation and voter suppression. The Rand Paul curb stomping incident, seen this way, wasn’t just an expression of violence but a warning to those planning to hit the polls on Election Day.

In 2006, conservative activists repeatedly claimed that the problem of people casting fraudulent votes was so widespread that it was corrupting the political process and possibly costing their candidates victories.