most of us on here come across as complete fucking psychopaths based on our posts.
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I OBJECT I OBJECT I OBJECT
I'm going to go ahead and say that pairing with with fetus is based more on the sauce it's served in, rather than any inherent quality that exists in a fetus, unlike say, foie gras.
7:20 PM ET -- Democratic aides: We've got the votes. "Today we will pass the Affordable Health Care for America Act," Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said on the House floor Saturday evening. Politico is reporting that Democrats have at least the 218 votes needed to pass the bill. Three Democratic aides tell HuffPost the same thing.
Frank Mocks Health Reform Protesters, BachmannRep. Barney Frank took a swipe at Rep. Michele Bachmann for organizing a rally to protest the Democrats' health care plan.WASHINGTON (AP) -- Democratic Rep. Barney Frank took a dig Friday at the Republican lawmaker who organized a protest by conservatives against health care legislation.Frank, a Massachusetts liberal, told an audience: "Some of the people (at the rally) that wanted to engage me in conversation appeared to have been the losers in the 'Are you smarter than Michele Bachmann contest?"'Rep. Bachmann, R-Minn., had organized Thursday's rally attended by thousands of conservatives critical of the Democrats' health care plan. Her spokeswoman did not respond to requests for comment. Frank, who recently compared arguing with an angry voter to conversing with a dining room table, said this week's protest was like being trapped inside a furniture warehouse.
Frank, who recently compared arguing with an angry voter to conversing with a dining room table, said this week's protest was like being trapped inside a furniture warehouse.
obama to send in more of Are Troops
The surge that ended up working.
So the surge was an absolute failure
Pulled from Right Wing Watch:http://thinkprogress.org/2009/11/09/florida-tea-party/Next year will be interesting.Edit: I'm loving this extremist rhetoric - http://www.grasstopsusa.com/df110609.html
Quote from: FlameOfCallandor on November 10, 2009, 08:03:16 AMThe surge that ended up working.[youtube=560,345]-BCl8Tqatzw[/youtube]Quote from: Rep. Ron Paul (R-Candyland)So the surge was an absolute failure
Poll: Snowe Could Lose 2012 GOP Primary In Landslide To Conservative ChallengerEric Kleefeld | November 10, 2009, 11:07AMA new survey of Maine from Public Policy Polling (D) has some dire news for Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-ME), with the moderate Republican potentially losing her 2012 Republican primary against a generic conservative challenger -- and by a landslide, no less.The numbers: Conservative challenger 59%, Snowe 31%, with a ±4.8% margin of error. It is of course a long way from the idea of a generic conservative challenger to having an actual candidate, but the potential for success by just such an insurgent is certainly there.Snowe's overall approval is 51%, to 36% disapproval. Democrats approve of her by 60%-29%, Republicans disapprove by 40%-46%, and independents approve by 51%-33%.The pollster's analysis notes the importance of her vote for a health care bill in the Senate Finance Committee: "Snowe's numbers are steady with independents but down with both Democrats and Republicans compared to three weeks ago, an indication of the perilous political position she finds herself in. Republicans are mad at her for supporting any Democratic bill, while Democrats still are not completely happy with her because of her hesitance to support a public option."
Oh myQuotePoll: Snowe Could Lose 2012 GOP Primary In Landslide To Conservative ChallengerEric Kleefeld | November 10, 2009, 11:07AMA new survey of Maine from Public Policy Polling (D) has some dire news for Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-ME), with the moderate Republican potentially losing her 2012 Republican primary against a generic conservative challenger -- and by a landslide, no less.The numbers: Conservative challenger 59%, Snowe 31%, with a ±4.8% margin of error. It is of course a long way from the idea of a generic conservative challenger to having an actual candidate, but the potential for success by just such an insurgent is certainly there.Snowe's overall approval is 51%, to 36% disapproval. Democrats approve of her by 60%-29%, Republicans disapprove by 40%-46%, and independents approve by 51%-33%.The pollster's analysis notes the importance of her vote for a health care bill in the Senate Finance Committee: "Snowe's numbers are steady with independents but down with both Democrats and Republicans compared to three weeks ago, an indication of the perilous political position she finds herself in. Republicans are mad at her for supporting any Democratic bill, while Democrats still are not completely happy with her because of her hesitance to support a public option."2012 is a long way off, but still.
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Family Feud: How Much Is Moon Church Conflict Driving Wash Times Turmoil?Justin Elliott | November 10, 2009, 1:25PMThe Sunday firings of executives at the Washington Times and the possible exit of its top editor are apparently being driven more than previously known by last month's transfer of power of the Unification Church and associated business empire from Rev. Sun Myung Moon to his children.And it looks like the trouble between the Washington Times and Unification Church headquarters in South Korea has been simmering for some time. The AP -- not the church-owned Washington Times -- was given the October 12 scoop about transfer of day-to-day operations to the three sons.A second newsroom source tells TPM: "I knew something was wrong between the Times and the Moonies about a month ago" when the AP story ran, calling it "a horrific snub on a matter of that consequence."The Washington Times had to run the AP version of the story the next day, October 13, and finally getting its own original piece published on the 14th.In the wake of the shakeup, at least one former Times staffer is worried the paper could fold."We always thought that wouldn't happen because they have invested so much in it. But anything is possible with Preston Moon," the former staffer told TPM. The source believes the church has invested up to $2 billion in the newspaper, which was founded in the early 1980s to fight Communism. And the church is running a multi-million dollar annual deficit to keep the institution alive.We've reached out to get the church's comment in response to our story, but did not immediately hear back. We'll update if and when the church has a statement.
The source believes the church has invested up to $2 billion in the newspaper, which was founded in the early 1980s to fight Communism.
Two U.S. Secret Service armored vehicles used to protect Vice President Biden struck and killed a pedestrian in Temple Hills early Wednesday morning, authorities said.
