THE WASHINGTON POST: Washington’s inability to keep pace
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
NOT SAFE FOR WORK CAUSE YOUR DRAWS MIGHT LEAK!
John Legend.
Rick Ross.
Who Do We Think We Are.
An EXPLICIT video.
Rick Ross.
Who Do We Think We Are.
An EXPLICIT video.
Monday, May 06, 2013
WORDS.
An Ongoing Discussion/Moment of Clarity.
THE WASHINGTON POST: Discrimination, favoritism and black advancement
THE WASHINGTON POST: Discrimination, favoritism and black advancement
I Appear Missing.
A video.
From Queens of the Stone Age.
PITCHFORK: Watch Queens of the Stone Age's Creepy, Bloody Animated "I Appear Missing" Video
From Queens of the Stone Age.
PITCHFORK: Watch Queens of the Stone Age's Creepy, Bloody Animated "I Appear Missing" Video
Saturday, May 04, 2013
Friday, May 03, 2013
Pause.
A Moment of Clarity.
WORDS.
"...The Beltway chorus of the moment blames President Obama for his inability to move his proposals through a dunderheaded Congress. They wonder how Republicans would be treating a silken-tongued charmer like Bill Clinton if he were still in the White House. We already know: not a single Republican voted for Clinton’s tax-raising budget, the one that led to our last federal surplus. Plus, they impeached him; his presidency was saved only in the Senate.
Obama may be doomed to be a reactive president in his second term, with even the most common-sense proposals swatted down because, well — if he’s for it, Republicans will have to be against it. What could be a signature achievement, immigration reform, faces quicksand in the House. But a gerrymander is good for only a decade or so. Eventually, demography and destiny will catch up with a Congress that refuses to do the people’s bidding."
THE NEW YORK TIMES: House of Un-Representatives
WORDS.
"...The Beltway chorus of the moment blames President Obama for his inability to move his proposals through a dunderheaded Congress. They wonder how Republicans would be treating a silken-tongued charmer like Bill Clinton if he were still in the White House. We already know: not a single Republican voted for Clinton’s tax-raising budget, the one that led to our last federal surplus. Plus, they impeached him; his presidency was saved only in the Senate.
Obama may be doomed to be a reactive president in his second term, with even the most common-sense proposals swatted down because, well — if he’s for it, Republicans will have to be against it. What could be a signature achievement, immigration reform, faces quicksand in the House. But a gerrymander is good for only a decade or so. Eventually, demography and destiny will catch up with a Congress that refuses to do the people’s bidding."
THE NEW YORK TIMES: House of Un-Representatives
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