Merry Monday. Links for you:
Public Knowledge of Science: The More Things Change, the More They Don't
Blog for choice: I'm pro-choice because I love life
I think maybe part of the reason you're so angry is you keep demanding that you get screwed and then, not surprisingly, you keep getting screwed
Coakley and the Rejection of the Working Class
7 Things About The Economy Everyone Should Be Worried About
Shock Doctrine in Reverse: A Week of Setbacks, A Window of Opportunity
American Idle
Covering Haiti: When the Media is the Disaster
Bullies
SC: Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer compares the poor to stray animals
SCOTUS eviscerates campaign finance regulations: What to do about it
Talking Candy
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