Both of the provisions quoted will most likely be removed long before the Jobs bill gets anywhere near a vote, thanks to the captive legislators from both parties which makes the whining about it that much more irritating and ludicrous.

In an attempt to decry bigotry, Rick Sanchez proves what a bigot he really is.

Chris Cillizza must have been the first one with his hand up in the Washington Post editorial meeting to volunteer to write the “Democrats in disarray” piece, about the Cordoba House project. He must have dialed with glee into all the campaigns and heard all the anguished responses. I particularly enjoyed the anonymous operative at the front of the article, who said, “Obama is right on substance but wrong on politics, and right now we need to focus on politics.”

Yes, Orrin Hatch really did accuse Democrats of acting in bad faith for considering budget reconciliation to fix health care reform, and threatened them with – wait for it – partisan hostility.

Is there a better way to define the craziness of the GOP? This is brilliant. You should probably watch it.

It’s time to invest in diapers and zit cream.

Please send a powerful message to those seeking to silence progressives by donating to Alan Grayson and showing your support.

While perusing websites having to do with agriculture and the environment, I’ve been running across lots of obviously-spammed, lie-filled comments bashing Obama for cutting off water to California farmers. Guess what: The misinformation in them can be traced back to Sean Hannity and corporate lobbyists Burson-Marsteller.

It’s been funny as hell watching Minnesota’s absentee governor getting into increasingly deep French kisses with the far right. The latest incident involves his attempt to jump on the FOX News “Let’s Slime ACORN!” bandwagon.

Huckabee returns to his roots, if you’ll pardon the pun.