Saturday, February 02, 2013

Saturday Stuff

This is the ad that Coke and Pepsi don’t want you to see during the big game tomorrow (gosh, I thought our glorious system of free enterprise in this country “lifted all boats.” Color me shocked!)…



…and I gotta tell ya’, if I was cheesed off at the NRA before, that’s nothing compared to how I feel now – I didn’t even make their enemies list!!! (here, and more from C&L here)…



…and happy 71st birthday to Graham Nash



…and as long as I’m putting up a video having to do with English graybeards, I might as well include this guy too : -).

Friday, February 01, 2013

Friday Stuff

(I also posted here.)

Here is last night’s Rachel Maddow feature on the exchanges between McCain and Hagel at the latter’s confirmation hearing for defense secretary – I can’t think of a word to describe how pathetic it is for any politician to still be defending the Iraq war at this point, but this is where we still are…

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…and I now give you satire worthy of Stanley Kubrick from Bryan Fischer (here, in response to Louisiana Governor Bobby “Don’t Call Me Piyush” Jindal’s speech about the Republicans being the “stupid” party, which is perfectly accurate…yes, I know that Fischer is pond scum and not particularly amusing; we need to shed light on these miseries, however, to help them eventually shrivel away into dust)…



…and it’s a good thing Stephen Colbert is so damn funny; the problem is that there are some conservatives who take him seriously I’m sure (here)…



…and happy belated birthday to Phil Collins – I’ve been looking for an excuse for this tune, so I’ll take this (one of my favorite Genesis songs).

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Thursday Stuff

Rachel Maddow had a good commentary on this disgusting farce tonight that I hope to have here tomorrow; it’s all because of that Kenyan Muslim Socialist in the White House as far as the Repugs are concerned.

I’m tired of giving John McCain a pass because he was a POW. At this point, he’s a doddering old man who should have a hot toddy, go fall down in a corner somewhere and take a nap…

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…and this should have been the lead story on every newscast in this country the day it took place; kudos to David Wheeler, and I truly grieve for his loss…

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…and RIP the Obama “jobs” council, much ado about not a hell of a lot (here) – not totally his fault, though; Heaven forbid that the “pay no price, bear no burden” bunch have to endure any hardship at all to finance actual jobs legislation…



…and I don’t think there’s such a thing as a bad time to hear this song.

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Wednesday Stuff

(I also posted some stuff here.)

And now, some words from an individual who, as far as I’m concerned, holds a doctorate in the courage of which she speaks (here)…



…and from the courageous to the utterly gutless, I give you this (here)…

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…and I was going to put up kind of a funny video, but at the moment I don’t have much of a sense of humor, particularly after looking at this set of pics at The Huffington Post which speaks volumes as far as I’m concerned…


…and I keep hearing this song online, and it’s just too good to ignore, so here it is.

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Tuesday Stuff

Ten years ago yesterday, the White House of Former President Highest Disapproval Rating In Gallup Poll History alleged that Saddam Hussein was trying to buy yellowcake from Niger in pursuit of WMD, as I recall; George W. Bush said this during his 2003 State of the Union address, one of the grossest, most sickening displays of wall-to-wall lies ever seen by mankind (and dear God, I hope I never see anything like it again…former ambassador Joe Wilson talks here about the guilty verdict handed down to "Scooter" Libby, who was the bag man in the White House's effort to smear Wilson and Valerie Plame in response to calling out our prior ruling cabal on their BS - this loops into other related videos at about 9:52, by the way)…



…and as far as I’m concerned, this song is more than a bit apropos for former President Nutball.

Monday, January 28, 2013

Monday Stuff

John Fugelsang and Stephanie Miller of Current TV provide probably the best analysis I’ve heard to date on the exchange between Secretary of State John Kerry and Teahadist Ron Johnson during Kerry’s confirmation hearing - yep, the Repugs just love allegedly bogus intel, unless they own it of course, which they usually do…



…and speaking of Kerry, he also schooled that numbskull John Barrasso with the latter’s ridiculously leading question on clean energy (here – these words should be heard by every…person…in…this…nation)…



…and leave it to Martin Bashir to provide some reality-based commentary on the fact that Congress has FINALLY approved relief for Hurricane Sandy (ably assisted by Dem rep Joe Crowley)…

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…and in these parts, we’re mourning the loss of a true boomer icon, and that would be Alleen Mae Beller of Kansas City, Missouri, otherwise known as Sally Starr; your humble narrator spent many joyful mornings in front of the TV watching her and cartoons galore, back when a parent could put a child in front of the idiot box and a surrogate parent of sorts would impart life lessons of a fashion while mom and dad were busy working or tending to household chores, and said parent didn’t have to worry about too many obnoxious promos for toys, movies, other obnoxious shows, etc. – I’m not sure it’s possible to truly measure the happiness she brought to so many lives (sorry if this sounds maudlin, but it’s the truth…what follows is a video with her novelty hit record from way back when).

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Sunday Stuff

I give you the following from the pages of today’s New York Times (here); as you can see, the National Rifle Association is doing its part to make sure we have an ever-widening pool of kids from whom we can expect, with statistical certainty I’m sure, the next Jared Loughner or James Holmes…



…which makes Bill Maher’s final “New Rule” from Friday all the more timely IMHO…



…oh, and by the way, anyone in the mood for a “relationship” song? Well, here it is anyway.

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Saturday Stuff

Congratulations, Harry Reid – because you suck at your job, a leading Dem progressive said “screw it” and decided to walk away (here – and no, I don’t know that, but it’s at least a reasonable suspicion).

I see Obama’s second term unraveling already before my eyes because of stuff like this; love to be wrong…



…and the guy who once tried to link disabled Vietnam war hero and former Sen. Max Cleland to al Qaeda is leaving too (here); naaaw, Chambliss wasn't afraid of being primaried...not much he wasn't...



…turning to music, legendary composer Jimmy Van Heusen would have been 100 today; here is one of his legendary standards…



…and here is a video that is actually from this decade for a change, I know.

Friday, January 25, 2013

Friday Stuff


I give you a Foto Funny from the Bucks County Courier Times yesterday; this appeared on the front page (I guess his brain is too heavy also).

Onto the videos…looks like she’ll have plenty of time now to try and see Vladimir Putin from her house, or something, based on this (don’t know if that’s really Palin or Tina Fey, and at this point, I don’t much care)…



…and no, this doesn’t reflect well on Number 44 (I’ll take what hope I can get at this point and wait a little bit longer for change - don't suppose I have much choice)…

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…and in music notes, Warren Zevon would have been 66 yesterday…



…and here is our regional weather forecast; as somebody on TV once said, let’s be careful out there.

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Thursday Stuff

(I also posted here.)

Oh trust me, Ed, we are – once again, Harry Reid brings a knife to the proverbial gun fight; what bleeping good does it do to respect the process when the process is broken (interesting speculation on the potential assault weapons vote – dunno; my suspicion is that that fear is a bit overwrought, but maybe not)…

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…apparently it is necessary for me to provide examples to the Senate Majority “Leader” of how a real Democrat is supposed to act, so here is one…



…and here is another…



…and somehow, as I pondered all of this, I ended up thinking about this song (concerning Reid, I mean).

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Wednesday Stuff

This five-minute clip tells you all you will ever need to know about the “OMIGOD TEH DEFICIT IS SO AWFUL SO AWFUL SO AWFUL OUR POOR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN!!!!” kabuki going on right now in the Beltway (and elsewhere)…



…and oh yeah, I’m sure this will really help the Repugs win over that “binders full of women” voting bloc (Rand Paul is an idiot, John McCain is now, sadly, a doddering old fool awaiting his next call for one of the Sunday morning gab fests – which will surely come – and Ron Johnson is another Repug grifter bemoaning the ills of “big gumint” while he got a nice loan to start his business, thank you very much…he also fronted for the Green Bay archdiocese while it shielded pedophiles)…



…and let’s return to President Obama’s second inaugural address for this (awww, poor Mr.-Puppy-Dog-Eyes-With-A-Shiv, lemme hurt your fee fees, you jerk)…

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…and yeah, here is another message song.

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Tuesday Stuff

Yep, it actually sounds reasonable to me too (and by the way, there’s no private security for the Obama daughters at their school, nor should there have to be, hopefully not ever)…



…and oh yeah, today is the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade – will never forget when the decision was handed down…the Catholic Standard and Times ran with pics of fetuses in jars for six months; definitely made an impression, but probably not the way they wanted - we needs LOTS and LOTS more women politicians (and how sickeningly ironic it is that people who clamor the loudest about “big gumint” support government action that is intrusive in as personal a manner as it could ever be…the last minute or so of this has some hugely important information for the “millennials”)…

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…and there will likely be a few milestones to observe this year mainly as an accident of timing, and here is one; Lyndon Baines Johnson died 40 years ago today (let’s put aside the fact that he helped to escalate the Vietnam War and remember this among other highlights of his term instead, OK?)…



…and speaking of presidents, it was good to see JT at the recent inaugural bash, as noted here (and I’ll bet he didn’t even lip-sync :- ).

Monday, January 21, 2013

Monday Stuff

All the best, Mr. President…



…and oh yeah, about those 23 executive orders to try and bring some sanity on the gun issue…



…and as I noted here, the Bucks County Courier Times in these parts has been in true take-open-palm-and-smack-against-forehead mode lately - whenever they screw up, I put up this video; expect to hear it a lot…



…and I have a feeling this song will be played a couple of more times this year, but it definitely fits for today (from the guy who once had a hit with “Runaround Sue,” let’s not forget).

Legacy Of A Dream, 2013

President Obama issued a proclamation here in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 2011, and this post from 2006 concerning Dr. King is every bit as timely now as it was then.

Also, here is an excerpt from a speech given by Dr. King at the Barratt School in Philadelphia in 1967.

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Saturday Stuff

I thought Bill Maher made some good points here in his first “New Rules” segment since returning from hiatus - we all need to take a look in the mirror (don’t blink, or HBO will pull down this video I’m sure like they always do – idiots)…



…and how dare Ezra Klein come up with an informed analysis based on boring stuff like, y’know, actual facts and data (here) – not going to be invited on the Sunday morning gab fests by doing stuff like that (removing my tongue from my cheek)…



…and Stephen Colbert does it again (yeah, I'm sure those third graders are writing their letters to Obama telling him to restructure our debt - what a maroon)…



…and Janis Joplin would have been 70 today.

Friday, January 18, 2013

Friday Stuff

(I also posted here.)

I don’t know if anybody else besides me noticed, but today would have been the 100th birthday of Danny Kaye (a wonderful clip from this pic)...



...and oh yeah, anybody remember our combat veterans in Iraq and Afghanistan – show of hands?...



...and I love the way Jon Stewart starts his commentary by making fun of this – so bizarre as to be utterly beyond any description from yours truly (and I guess “tyrannical overreach” is all in the eye of the beholder)...



...and here’s a little bit of Friday night “message” music.

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Thursday Stuff

Want to know what it’s like when Democrats go bad? Check this out.



Return the NRA blood money or become a Repug, Congressman Barrow. It’s your choice…

…and speaking of lousy Democrats, I think it’s time once more to revisit this clip on “Bush Dog” Jim Cooper, given the fact that he was the ONLY DEMOCRAT who voted against relief for victims of Hurricane Sandy (here); here he is opposing the public option about three years ago (and how prophetic was Dr. Dean here about the Democrats losing their gains in Congress if they didn’t get stuff done that most of this country wanted?)…



…oh, and you want to talk to a liberal who owns a gun? Here’s Aisha Tyler on Current (for now) TV…



…and given this story (RIP), I offer the following as a tribute.

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Wednesday Stuff

So NRA liar-in-chief David Keene tells Wolf Blitzer that he’d be open to background checks at gun shows.

Really?

As noted here
National Rifle Association President David Keene suggested to CNN's Candy Crowley that he has little faith in universal background checks, saying they don't work.
And as far as that remark about reporting stolen guns being “problematic” or something, that’s only the case as far as Keene is concerned because, like all common-sense gun measures, he’s fighting that too (here).

The NRA “leadership” is beholden to the gun industry. They’ve long since proved that they don’t give a damn about anyone or anything else, including their own membership…

Update 1/17/13: Uh, yep.



…and Keene also said that terrorists don't buy guns, or something.

Again, really? And please don’t lecture me because the narrator said “fully automatic” – a semi-automatic weapon will kill you just as dead...



…and Chris Matthews has been making a lot of sense lately, and he does again here (and deep down, he knows the reason why the Repugs have gone completely around the bend, but that’s at least a five-minute commentary by itself)…

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…and when I heard about this, I first felt disgust and revulsion (I also commented on it and other stuff here), but when I heard this tune later today while filling up the Doomsymobile, I thought that the title was perfect to sum up how I feel about it (and concerning the NRA and the Repugs overall I suppose).

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Tuesday Stuff

The year is still pretty young, but George Burnett is my asshat of the year for this: 1) Charging liberals more money for your stinking smoothies is lame enough, but 2) …well, just turn off Fix Noise and read this, you numbskull…



…and funny, but I’m not hearing any smartass conservative BS about “cheese eating surrender monkeys” over this



…and for now – for now – I’m willing to cut Obama and the Dems some slack on the gun thing, especially since Biden hasn’t released the findings of his commission, but I’d be lying if I said that I didn’t think there was already something in the works to call half the proverbial loaf a victory and walk away; love to be wrong…



…and here’s a bit of a sop to what used to be called “Top 40” radio – good tune all the same.

Monday, January 14, 2013

Monday Stuff

Happy birthday to T-Bone Burnett (again, not much country here, so enjoy it while you can)…



…and here are more real-life people outside the Beltway who stand to be hurt badly by the idiocy of the U.S. House Republicans (hey, Mr.-Bucks-County-Moneybags-Who-Apparently-Needs-A-Constructive-Way-To-Spend-His-Dough Gene Epstein, you gonna take out another full page ad in the Courier Times telling us how much you love Mikey the Beloved if he helps to hold our economy hostage again? And memo to Frank Luntz – this is about a hell of a lot more than language)…

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…and it looks like Lex Luthor Scott has won over a hard-to-reach demographic (and what is it with Republicans and dogs anyway?)…

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...and happy birthday also to Allen Toussaint.

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Sunday Stuff

Oh, and in case you missed this little item from the prior week, it looks like AIG won’t be joining a shareholder lawsuit filed by former chairman Hank Greenberg and others over the supposedly “onerous” terms of the taxpayer bailout; here is a stroll down memory sewer, as it were, concerning the company’s misbehavior (ends kind of suddenly, but you get the point)…



…and if ever there was a video that called for a cameo by John Cleese, I think this is it (a joke for Python fans).

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Saturday Stuff

I don’t know what’s more amazing – the fact that more TV programs don’t slap us so squarely in the mouth, as it were, like “Newsroom” on HBO does here in this clip (and Jeff Daniels acts this so well that I don’t think he’s acting at all), or the fact that what he says sounds like total and utter anathema when it is so obviously true (Daniels’ character failed to mention another category in which this country leads, and that is the most number of citizens in possession of a firearm; nothing to be proud of as far as I’m concerned…and by the way, the most widely spoken language on earth isn’t English, but Mandarin Chinese)…



…and if you want more liberal crazy talk from Lawrence O’Donnell, concerning the upcoming swearing-in of Number 44 once more, here it is (The Daily Tucker ran a screaming headline over this saying that O’Donnell was saying that they shouldn’t have the Bible for the ceremony – too funny)…

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…and speaking of reality checks, here’s another one from Chris Hayes...



…and here’s a song about a desire that I’m sure is being communicated somewhere at this moment (easy there, you crazy kids).

Friday, January 11, 2013

Friday Stuff

It looks like Phil Gingrey made an ass of himself again, as noted here (more Gingrey lowlights are here).

Seriously, are there any adults in the Republican Party who can put an end to this awfulness, at long last (talking about rape, I mean)? Please let me know (by the way, good on Gingrey for this if he really means it)…



…and I would say that Rachel Maddow has turned over a rather interesting rock concerning an Alaskan oil rig set up by Shell and that company’s efforts to move it in really, really bad weather (kudos to Ed Markey of Massachusetts…um, doesn’t Alaska allegedly have a Dem U.S. Senator who could say a thing or two about this also? Paging Mark Begich)…

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…and Jon Stewart does it again, bringing it to Fix Noise big time over their criticism of the Current TV sale to Al Jazeera America (which, dare I hope, could get this guy on the air once more at long last where he belongs)…


…and I know I’m behind on the indie/contemporary videos, and I’ll get back to them I promise, but for now, happy belated birthday to this guy, who could probably go by his real name now if he wanted to.

Thursday, January 10, 2013

Thursday Stuff

(I also posted here.)

We saw “Lincoln” and thought it was terrific…Daniel Day-Lewis should win the Best Actor Oscar, and Tommy Lee Jones was great also – we’ll see (and I don’t know anything about this Patricia Murphy person, but I’m not sure how she expects Obama to more or less win over the other side by doing anything he hasn’t already done; to me, that’s Beltway-media-speak for “shut up and let the Repugs take charge”)…

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…and it looks like “Big Gay” has won again based on this (way too funny; I’m sure Big Gay Al is happy – removing my tongue from my cheek)…



…and happy birthday to Shawn Colvin…



…and I know this is a downer of a tune, but it’s all I could think of after reading this.

Wednesday, January 09, 2013

Wednesday Stuff

There’s been so much focus by our corporate media on how much Chuck Hagel supposedly loves Israel or not that there hasn’t been nearly as much scrutiny over this guy (from here)…



…and when it comes to deceit, I suppose it’s a bit of a logical transition to turn to Richard Nixon, who would have been 100 today; of course, Tricky Dick, not being a movement conservative, didn’t merit anything approximating the full-on Reaganalia of February 2011 – here is one of many stellar (?) Nixon moments once more for your viewing pleasure (he spoke these words in November 1973, and by August next year, he was gone)…



…and I always thought this was a catchy little number about “the wit from Whittier” (featuring this guy)…



…and this may be Nixon’s most remembered moment in contemporary music, brilliantly crafted by Neil Young.

Tuesday, January 08, 2013

Tuesday Stuff

Forget about the damn fiscal cliff – try paying attention to a real disaster (here)…



...and God bless Gabby Giffords and her husband for their efforts to try and bring sanity to what passes for the gun debate in this country (and by the way, though I give Steve Schmidt some credit, I have never viewed my gun position as "extreme")...

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...and yes, Jon Stewart is funny here as always about the Repugs and their utter fail on the vote for the victims of Sandy, but he also brings more than a little bit of disgust too, rightly so (here, and is this a surprise?)...



…and I’m going to combine this story with the fact that, 50 years ago today, the price of a first-class stamp shot through the roof from a ghastly 4 cents all the way to a nickel…good times.

Monday, January 07, 2013

Monday Stuff

We don’t need to “take a look at what happened at Sandy Hook,” Sen. Heitkamp. We already know what happened (here).

A 20-year-old lunatic with a semi-automatic assault rifle broke into an elementary school and murdered 20 children and 6 teachers before he killed himself.

Have fun depositing what I’m sure will be a hefty check from the National Rifle Association for shamelessly propagating their talking points (and Democrats wonder why voters in this country get disgusted with them)…



…and Rachel Maddow explains a reason why voting in state elections (or any election) matters, in this case pertaining to the minimum wage (and this is what she was referring to in Virginia – typical right-wing crap)…

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…and one of the items I noted here was the fact that the NHL and the players union are near an agreement to end the lockout that got rid of over half the season – philly.com took the opportunity to fellate in print Ed Snider himself, celebrating his 80th birthday (what timing); here is an utterly inglorious (but unintentionally funny) moment brought to us by Snider (not counting his fundraising for Number 43’s carnage in Iraq)…



…and 20 years ago yesterday, we lost this guy.

Saturday, January 05, 2013

Saturday Stuff

As I said last night, Al Jazeera actually reported on the Occupy stuff as opposed to treating the protestors like they were nothing but a bunch of stinking hippies...



...and it looks like the Current/Al Jazeera thing has hurt the fee fees of Falafel Bill (here); here’s something a bit dated in response, but still pretty potent.

Friday, January 04, 2013

Friday Stuff

Good call by Al Sharpton on this one – I’m sure an apology won’t be forthcoming, but it’s certainly overdue…

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…and I, for one, apologize for wasting everyone’s time with Falafel Man, but hey, he’s the one who keeps saying this garbage, not me, so (and nice stuff from George “Sulu” Takei also, telling the truth I mean)…

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…and it looks like “Mr. Puppy Dog Eyes With The Shiv” is at it again, finding a typical Repug inside-out feeble pretext to try and blame Obama for the incompetence (to say nothing of hard-heartedness) of Ryan’s own party – I predict that the residents whose lives were turned upside down by Sandy will receive a fraction of the funds they need because of these monsters in the House, and I’d definitely love to be wrong…

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…and I continue to be impressed by Rep. Keith Ellison of Minnesota – more good stuff here (and I know about Current being purchased by Al Jazeera America; hate to break the news, but A-J is actually doing reporting on how everyday people in this country are being affected by what our government as a whole is doing in pursuit of class warfare; in particular, they actually interviewed some of the “Occupy” protestors instead of merely demonizing them, as the news networks with initials for names did)…



...and here are more right-wing shenanigans happening below the media radar…

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…and here’s a nice little number to rock us into the weekend.

Thursday, January 03, 2013

Thursday Stuff

Of course, Joe Scar shills for the utterly horrid Chris Smith, and I already commented on Peter King, but Scarborough is right about Frank LoBiondo – when I used to keep track of the congressional votes (can’t do that anymore either – sigh), LoBiondo’s votes were pretty much in the middle of the proverbial road all the time, which isn’t easy…even if Orange Man comes through with a vote and the funds are approved, it definitely won’t be enough – and yes, Christie and King are right, but this mess has the Teahadist imprimatur all over it, and even they don’t have the intestinal fortitude to call out the racist-sign-and-funny-hat crowd – one more thing: it’s truly shocking to see Jim Cramer, of all people, as the voice of reason – the clip is basically over at 10:30 (here)…

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…and kudos to Harry Reid for doing the unglamorous bidness like this that makes government work (interesting stuff, I have to admit)…

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…and turning in a whole other direction, I give you the latest from the gut nut fetishists (here)…



…and happy birthday to Stephen Stills; this goes out to the National Rifle Association (as well as Orange Man and his pals, including - dare I hope? - Mikey the Beloved).

Wednesday, January 02, 2013

Wednesday Stuff

I agree with Peter King on virtually nothing, and he’s more than a bit of a blowhard at times, but he’s nobody’s fool either (here...well, not usually); Rachel Maddow first pointed out that John Boehner really isn’t very good at his job, but she of course was blown off as just another stinking liberal - I would say this is proof regarding how inept Orange Man really is…



…and I believe King said something about an “angry man,” didn’t he…



…and besides Boehner’s blunder of Biblical proportions on Sandy, let’s not forget about this; Ed Schultz provides some background in a report from last year with Stephanie Schriock of Emily's List…



…and as far as the failure to renew the VAWA is concerned, it made me recall this tune.

Tuesday, January 01, 2013

Tuesday Stuff

The part that applies to the U.S. is between about 2:00 and 3:00 – looks like those numbskulls in the House have another chance to save this country from yet another putrid cave-in by the Dems (here), with the Repugs using the party in charge of the Senate and the White House as fronts for their own wretched behavior…



…and it’s nice to see the son carrying on in the father’s tradition here (looks a bit like him too – kinda spooky)…



…and more “the truth hurts” commentary from Lawrence O’Donnell here…

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…and here’s some music to listen to while we nurse our hangovers (and watch the Mummers, for Philly area folk).