Barbara Coe Calls for the Deportation of Muslims, says Muslims Train Mexican Drug Cartels
" ... Coe ended her anti-Muslim rant on Saturday rather subdued: she told minions that mosques teach people how to 'abolish U.S. Constututional rights and
Obama and the General who was Framed by Nixon
By David Jackson USA Today | Aug 05, 2010 One of the tough things about studying the presidency is trying to determine the difference between what happens
Canada The American Roots of the Fraser Institute
" ... Typical public policy stances which the Fraser Institute will support are greater free trade throughout the world, the right to own and acquire firea
Meet Tom Emmer, Target’s Favorite Right-Wing Nutjob
By Max Read Gawker | Aug 4, 2010 Tom Emmer Have you heard of Tom Emmer, the far-right Republican candidate for governor of Minnesota? He wants to amend
Rand Paul – “Government Should not Regulate Mining Industry”
By Matt DeLong Washington Post | August 2, 2o1o In a new profile in Details magazine, Kentucky GOP Senate candidate Rand Paul is quoted arguing that the co
Studies in Transparent “Conservative” Pathology – Andy Breitbart
Edited by Alex Constantine Transparent Andy Breitbart "JournoList: …Yes, But the Reporters at Pravda Weren’t Such Insufferable Assholes" by Andrew Br
Labor Leader GOP has Declared War on Latinos
" ... [Eliseo Medina] pointed to other proposed laws recently put forward: A Republican congressional nominee in New Mexico suggested the United States
New York Magazine Profile of David Koch
The Billionaire's Party David Koch is New York’s second-richest man, a celebrated patron of the arts, and the tea party’s wallet. By Andrew Goldman
Daily Show Exposes Distortions of Religious Right Homophobe Scott Lively
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Climate Scientists Receiving Death Threats by the Hundred
Emma Woollacott TG Daily | 6th Jul 2010 US climate scientists say they're experiencing a barrage of hate mail and death threats, and that law enforcement a
U.S., NATO Allies (and DynCorp) Prepare New Invasion Of Somalia
By Rick Rozoff International | July 29, 2010 The 15th biennial African Union summit in Kampala, Uganda ended on July 27 with mixed results regarding suppo
Chile Rejects Church Call to Pardon Pinochet’s Military Officials
" ... The general pardon would have affected more than 60 people currently serving prison sentences for human rights violations during General Pinochet’s
Texas Haunted by Innocent Man’s Execution and Cover-Up
By Michael Stone | Portland Examiner | July 23, 2010 fWhile Texas Governor Rick Perry continues to deny the fact that Texas executed an innocent man, Texas
Arizona Gov. Brewer Under Investigation for Ties to Private Prisons that could Benefit from SB 1070
Busted! Racist Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, she of the leathery face, is under investigation, by TV station KPHO, which is looking into ties between her ad
California GOP Senate Candidate Carly Fiorina Backed by Coal-Mining Firms
Lance Williams, California Watch | SF Chronicle | July 27, 2010 Richard Stickler, head of the Mine Safety and Health Administration (left) and Bob Murra
Meet the New George Bush
" ... The 34-year-old Texas lawyer and property developer ... was recently sent to Iraq as an intelligence officer in the Navy reserves - a deployment that
Oakland Shootout Suspect in Body Armor was ‘Mad at Left-Wing Politics’
By Bob Egelko and Henry K. Lee SF Chronicle | July 18, 2010 (07-18) 17:59 PDT Oakland -- A 45-year-old parolee, described by his mother as angry at left-w
Tea Party Federation Expels Mark Williams over Racist Blog Post
Tea Party Express leader Mark Williams explains why the corporate-backed, far-right astroturf movement isn't racist: " ... Williams [wrote] that the Tea
Meet the Conservative U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
mediamatters.org | July 09, 2010 Media figures have emphasized the fact that the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is technically "bipartisan" to hype its i
NAACP to Vote on Resolution Condemning ‘Tea Party’ Supporters
By Krissah Thompson Washington Post | July 12, 2010 Members of the NAACP will vote Tuesday on a resolution that condemns what the group calls "explicitl