On Saving Daylight and Saving Olbermann

Popularity is fickle, sucking your cock one day, biting it off the next. Keith Olbermann’s not as popular, ratings or opinion-wise, as he once was. In this political climate he is like a pesky fly to his network. A fly with poor ratings. This was a perfect time to for …

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Make No Mistake, Accessories Count

The  Black and the Blue

I stopped dead in my scrolling tracks when, while perusing my feed-reader, I saw an article titled Elena Kagan v. Sonia Sotomayor: Who Wore It Better? I kid you not. An article on whether Sonia or Elena wore the blue jacket black shirt ensemble with more panache. I was appalled. …

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Take Your Eyes Off The Prize

You are an easily distracted bunch I know, but people, please, take your eyes off the prize. Eighty percent of my feed reader, and that doesn’t include my homepages on Google, contain posts about the Nobel Prize. I don’t think I’ve seen much else, so overwhelmed has my reader been …

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In Sickness And In Health

Health care bothers me. To be precise, the coverage of health care by the media bothers me, consequently I spend a lot of time online stumbling health care posts. Most of the posts are opinion pieces, but unfortunately that is all I have because there is little real health care …

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The Spider And The Fly

I was happy to see Biden announce rural broadband funding in Pennsylvania. It is inexcusable that some in this country do not have access to the great equalizer of high speed internet, if for no other reasons than all should be able to read the garbage put out by media …

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A Women’s Day Wednesday

Rachel Maddow gets The Verdict on MSNBC, she’s been a political analyst there since last January. Rachel will continue her show on Air America. My verdict will depend on how many of the usual good old racist, sexist bigots (the ones MSNBC seems so loath to get rid off), she …

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