Barry’s BlueSky- Untitled May 6, 2024What I find curious about this thread is that the image he's critiquing is much, much more interesting than any of the images he brings up as examples of good images. The "Lois and Clark" images in particular are blandness personified. [contains quote post or other embedded content]
- Untitled May 6, 2024#PoliCartoon [contains quote post or other embedded content]
- Untitled May 6, 2024Israel apologists: "Student protestors should be arrested! Rule of law!" Also Israel apologists: "If rule of law goes against Israel, we'll take revenge on the prosecutors and their families!" https://zeteo.com/p/exclusive-you-have-been-warned-republican
- Untitled May 5, 2024Flash forward to 2094, when people who are ten now will be like "the internet was different back then! We were all friendlier... there were hardly ever trolls... Now it's all gone to shit."
- Untitled May 4, 2024This is either incredible stupidity or incredible dishonesty from the cops, and I honestly can't tell which.
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Author Archives: Pseudo-Adrienne
Commander in Chief
I’m sure many of you have heard of ABC’s new show, Commander in Chief (they even have a fake blog going), staring Geena Davis as the president, which premieres tomorrow night. I don’t know what to make of this show … Continue reading
Posted in Elections and politics, Feminism, sexism, etc, Popular (and unpopular) culture
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FDA Commissioner Lester Crawford resigns
(Huzzah!) Well there’s some good news. Bush’s ‘golden boy’ of the FDA has resigned from his post. Though I’m sure she’s pleased in seeing this, Interim President of Planned Parenthood, Karen Pearl, calls for science to return to the FDA’s … Continue reading
A little critical of an "opt-out-revolution" article
Jessica over at Feministing is a little perturbed over a New York Times article, sprinkled with the usual from the “opt-out-revolution” claim. The claim that women only go to the Ivy League schools, earn MBAs and doctorates, for the sole … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-feminists and their pals, Families structures, divorce, etc, Feminism, sexism, etc, Gender and the Economy
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Calling a bluff and "basic standards"
John Nichols of The Nation has suggested some “basic standards” for the pro-choice Senators on the Judiciary Committee who have hinted they’ll give Roberts a ‘free pass’ because he seems to be a “nice guy” with a satisfactory past judicial … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion & reproductive rights, Elections and politics, Supreme Court Issues
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Last night, via New Orleans….
Bush’s address to the nation. (shrugs shoulders) Well personally, after watching the speech all I was left with was a skeptical outlook, yet again. And how could I forget some cynicism to go along with that sentiment–but that’s just how … Continue reading
Posted in Conservative zaniness, right-wingers, etc., Katrina
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Just gut 'em to death, so they're meaningless…
…That’s the strategy of many state-based anti-choice advocates when it comes to undermining Roe v. Wade, Griswold v. Conn., and women’s reproductive rights all together. Waiting periods, very biased so-called “counseling” sessions, parental consent/notification, physicians being legally forced to tell … Continue reading
Stuff on Day 3 of Roberts' confirmation hearings
I’ve been watching the hearings on and off, mostly in between classes and studying for the past three days. As a Criminal Justice/Pre-Law Major it’s, for lack of better words, “pretty cool” (damn, that was corny) to watch some history … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion & reproductive rights, Link farms, Supreme Court Issues
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Brown Resigns and it finally begins…
FEMA Director Michael Brown has resigned from his position, amidst all the controversy and criticism of his handling of the Katrina aftermath. And of course it finally begins, and Roberts’ confirmation hearing officially started today. The members of the Judiciary … Continue reading
Posted in Katrina, Supreme Court Issues
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"A Covenant of Privacy"
Today the Kansas Supreme Court will hear arguments from Comprehensive Health of Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri and Women’s Health Care of Wichita in their appeal against the actions of ‘grand anti-choice inquisitor,’ the Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline. … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion & reproductive rights
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