vendredi 19 août 2011

Around the blogroll and elsewhere: Fox, henhouse, etc.

If you read one thing today, makie it Matt Taibbi's blistering expos&eactue; on how the SEC has been covering up Wall Street crimes for over a decade.



Al Franken hasn't forgotten where he came from.



Can Bustednuckles remain the Ornery Bastard we all know and love after he's quit smoking and drinking and made an honest woman of Nasty Girl? Inquiring minds want to know.



Driftglass takes a stroll down memory lane and reveals the true origins of the Tea Party.



In The Book of Mormon, Andrew Rannells as a Mormon missionary in a crisis of faith sings of believing that God's plan includes him getting his own planet. Ebay co-founder Peter Thiel doesn't go quite that far; he just wants to found his own libertarian country. And Roy Edroso has some things to say about that.



Digby points out the obvious -- that if you're looking for Democrats to protect the social safety net, guess again.



Evita Mooselini didn't succeed in taking attention away from that other girl that the captain of the high school football team has been eyeing, so she's taken her dollies and dishes and gone home.



OK, now I'm sorry I linked to Politico.



Lynn explains Michele Bachmann.



Arthur Silber on the riots in England.



DCap is making movies again.



I need another life-killing project to put me on 80 hour weeks again so jurassicpork starts posting here again. Meanwhile, he puts it all together over at his place. Don't tune him out just because he "goes there." He's not Alex Jones.



But just because I'm working a normal workweek now doesn't mean I don't have to show up. So it's time for me to get ready to hit the salt mines. Talk to y'all later.

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