The story came out earlier in the week, the story that seems almost impossible and must be one of those urban myths — that people attending a Dick Cheney speech were required to sign pledges of loyalty.
Holy crap. Just stop for a moment and think about this.
How very American this is, eh?
Well, now Mac reports that the New Mexico GOP are going to continue using this tactic to ensure that Republican events go on “without interruption, without debate.”
Yup, that’s the way fascists like it.
Rather than rant about President Bush’s lackluster response to the tragedy in Asia (wouldn’t want to interrupt that all-important brush clearing), I’d like to just point out two interesting statistics [more...]
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I have just run out of hours in the day to blog about all the nonsense, scandal, and just plain bad behavior coming from the White House and other right-wing-controlled institutions in our government. I feel like [more...]
