A large, high wall
I'm excited to see that Oklahoma City will be part of a nationwide simulcast event on 3/26. It will be the kickoff of a advocacy campaign to get church-state separation …
Senate passes Amnesty for Telecos
At this point, my outrage meter is so long gone, I have a hard time mustering the energy to protest the most egregious violations of law and justice, since they …
Is Conyers edging toward impeachment hearings?
A report from David Swanson of Democrats.org and AfterDowningStreet.org, about the efforts of his groups, Code Pink and others to talk to Conyers (chair of House Judiciary Committee) about impeachment. …
Dodd's back
Senator Chris Dodd heroically and almost singlehandedly prevented telecom amnesty from passing back in December. Right before the Christmas break, there was a procedural tussle involving arcane Senate rules, but …
Call for The Oklahoman to start being a responsible newspaper
On his excellent blog, Okie Funk, Kurt Hochenauer (DocHoc) provides fiery, in-depth criticism of local media, particularly The Oklahoman. Today he looks at its part in the enactment of H.R. …
Are you wearing orange?
[Updated 1/12 at 12:45 am] Click the image for info and resources from ACLU. Also, in a post today, Digby provides numerous links to The Talking Dog interviews with lawyers …
The Hillary Haters
I'm not crazy about Hillary Clinton, but it's her policy positions I don't like and don't support. I think the way the Republicans and the members of the corporate media, …
At the Rose Parade – a report from Barbara Cummings
My friend Barbara lives in San Diego and was among the 400 or so activists who got up early on New Years Day and did an Impeachment action during the …
Navigating this site
Again, this is stuff that experienced web users don't need to read. But I know from talking to regular people 😉 that all the unfamiliar stuff on a web page …