Arizona strikes again
It's all over but the Pinkertons...
It’s not enough that it’s the land of wildly anti-immigrant laws and sheriffs, and the crooked-fingered governor who feels “threatened” by … um… tall presidents. Now, Arizona is out-Wisconsining Wisconsin. Read more
‘Let us make a profit, so what?’ Komen for the Cash Cure defunded stem cell research, too
H/t to Angryblacklady. Add “Pink Ribbons, Inc.” to my must-see movie list
And then ask yourself … who is that stylish woman behind the Susan G. Komen Foundation? Read more
Their ideal world … the ‘Refounders of America’ write a Constitution
A Dickensian workhouse
Want to know what kind of world conservative true believers (or at least their wealthy benefactors) want to construct for us? This is going to sting a bit, but read on … Read more
Komen caves
With a quickness. I guess they didn’t want to risk their corporate donors on the hope that church folk would keep them solvent.
Susan G. Komen enters the McCarthy era
With one policy change, the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure has gone from a respected heal advocacy charity, to a crass political actor. And that’s a shame.
Mitt Romney, hopeless patrician pol
Willard "Mitt" Romney back in his robber barron days
Way to step on your primary win, governor. Read more
Mr. Inevitability
The right’s core dilemma, as summarized by Erick Erickson
I can’t say it any more succinctly:
The fix is in for Romney, which just means when he is crushed by Barack Obama a lot of Republicans will have a lot of explaining to do. Newt may not be able to win. But Romney sure as hell can’t beat Obama either if Newt can’t win. The problem remains — Gingrich supporters intrinsically know this to be so and are happy to die fighting. Romney’s supporters are still deluding themselves.
Newt on the couch
Those looking to understand Newton Leroy Gingrich would do well to re-read this in-depth biographical article by Gail Sheehy, written for Vanity Fair in 1995, when Newt was speaker of the House and still married to his second wife Marianne, and former aides and colleagues feared he might one day run for president.
The 10 most fabulously faily moments from the CNN Florida debate
Well, the last debate before the Florida primary is in the can. And oh, what a debate it was. Here are the ten failiest … and therefore most fabulous … moments:
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