Eating on $4 a day. Following along for the week, here’s Day One.
This is what happens when Republicans run things.
RIP-to-be, Bloglines. RSS may not be dead, but I guess I need to start transitioning things to Google Reader.
And Blogrolling.com is going away, too. I don’t use that any more, thanks to the built-in WordPress “Links” feature, but I still have a Blogrolling account from back in the day, which was created in 2002. As I said in the comments there, it’s like the end of an era.
A transcript of that bizarre speech given by that Ohio Republican that went viral.
New York State Progressive Bloggers’ Joint Statement Regarding Park51 / Cordoba House
Don’t mess with Amarillo skateboarders. And here’s the remix.
Who better to judge your transgressions than someone who’s committed them himself?
You think you hate flying now? Just you wait!
How far will the crazy take them?
The enduring myth of ACORN.
Go ahead, kids. Surf all you want.
Just a reminder that most people who claim to care about the deficit are lying through their teeth.
From the “Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy” files. And just as the sun rises in the east, this was inevitable.
If you’re in Austin, go see these films at the Alamo Drafthouse.
We know that “tax cuts” are always the solution. Apparently, “liberal overreach” is always the problem.
How can you govern effectively if successes beyond anyone’s wildest expectations are considered abject failures?
From the “Things that are useful to know even if I’ll almost certainly never need to know them” department: Ten things to know about doing book signings. I’ll be happy to autograph the Internet for you if you’re interested.
Lisa Murkowski, meet Shelley Sekula Gibbs. Y’all have a lot to talk about.