For those of you that follow politics, you’re probably aware that last night there were caucuses in Minnesota and Colorado as well as a primary in Missouri. All of these are “non-binding”, meaning that people can vote however they please, but it doesn’t guarantee that’s how the state’s delegates actually vote when the Republican...
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What did liberals do that was so offensive to the Republican Party? I’ll tell you what they did. Liberals got women the right to vote. Liberals got African-Americans the right to vote. Liberals created Social Security and lifted millions of elderly people out of poverty. Liberals ended segregation. Liberals passed the Civil Rights Act,...
Read more →The time has finally come. As of today, the petition to oust Governor Scott Walker from office has begun. We’ve got 60 days to do it, so please make sure to find someone who has a petition and sign it. Want to help out or not sure where to go to sign a petition?...
Read more →In the past few weeks, the tea party faction that has taken over the Republican party has booed an American soldier serving in Iraq simply because he was openly gay, cheered Rick Perry’s execution record, and shouted “let him die” about a hypothetical man who got sick without insurance. Similar hate-filled incidents go further...
Read more →It would be like a train wreck — you can’t look away. (Source)
Read more →If you watch every the slightest bit of even the most local of news programs, you’re probably aware that if the Republicans and Democrats can’t agree on a budget for the rest of this fiscal year, the federal government will be shutting down as of midnight tonight. Both sides are doing a fantastic job...
Read more →I listen to NPR. A lot. Specifically, I tune in to Milwaukee’s WUWM and occasionally WPR; The #1 and #2 presets in my car. In an average week, my ears get to enjoy at least some of the following programs: Morning Edition, All Things Considered, Fresh Air, On The Media, Radio Lab, Wait Wait…Don’t...
Read more →Regressives – noun The new label representing the political attitude of the Republican Party, showing their push towards policies that strip American citizens of their rights. This should be adopted to refer to the Republican Party in the same respect that it’s antonym, Progressives, is a reference to the Democratic Party; Why did you...
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