Hey, remember that ultra-stupid right wing talking point about
how African Americans wouldn’t support marriage equality since, well…I mean, everybody
knows that African Americans are more culturally conservative than white
people, right?
Wrong (here, and Paul Broun remains as big a bonehead as ever…kudos
to Rep. John Lewis, and a pox on Andrea Mitchell and her alleged disconnect about
“many African Americans” and marriage equality)…
Ever wonder how Willard Mitt Romney got so stinking rich?
Former Clinton Labor Secretary Robert Reich explains (and yes, I know it’s no
crime in and of itself to be worth a lot of money, blah blah blah).
(Also, I know I said something earlier about shutting down for technical issues, but that will come later than I thought, as it turns out, for anyone keeping score at home.)...
…and I can think of no more appropriate tune as an accompaniment
than this one (and by the way, RIP Chuck Brown).
Once again, I give you the wisdom of Seth MacFarlane via
Peter Griffin (well, Brian mainly)…
…and this song reminds me a bit of a nightmare I once had
after I saw too many 8mm films in phys ed class one day…and no, I was never in
charge of working the projector.
I give you more for the sorry file of Willard Mitt Romney,
all-but-named Repug presidential nominee, as noted here (and please take note that Number 44
stands up and lets us know who is behind this bit of truth-telling, as opposed
to Karl Rove, American Crossroads or whatever, and ALEC and the “U.S.” Chamber
of Commerce, among other Citizens United beneficiaries)…
(By the way, this blog is probably going to shut down for a
little while starting about Tuesday due to technical issues. I’m not sure how
long it will be out of commission. When I know more, so will you.)
Putting aside the fact that Grover Norquist shouldn’t show
his face in respectable company anywhere on the planet (and it was strangely
entertaining watching Margaret Hoover trying not to laugh too hard lest her
conservative puppet masters decide to send her back to the factory), I have to
say that this was a pretty good “New Rules” segment from Bill Maher…
…and given last week’s revelations about a certain Willard Mitt
Romney, I think this song is appropriate.
