I published another dozen new items today -- Thursday, September 25, 2014 -- and here are some highlights: * It may be the most unintentionally funny ad campaign of 2014. One of Romneys ad makers has launched Republicans Are People, Too, reminding the public that Republicans are capable of human emotion and routine human behavior (on.msnbc/1rlRSHl). * As Eric Holder gets ready to step down as Attorney General, he leaves behind something important: An under-appreciated progressive legacy -- on LGBT rights, on voting rights, on social justice -- thats affected the lives of millions (on.msnbc/1v3YJYv). * When Democrats push for domestic investments, Republicans insist were broke and facing a debt crisis. When theres a war, Republicans suddenly believe money - more accurately, missiles - grows on trees. Whats with the double standard? (on.msnbc/1muVvvL) * Dick Cheney believes President Obama drew a moral equivalence between ISIS terrorism and events in Ferguson, Missouri. Theres just one small problem with Cheneys argument: it has no basis in reality (on.msnbc/1vjyOeG). * Jeb Bush hasnt served in public office in nearly eight years. I think hes slowly coming to terms with how much his party has changed since his tenure (on.msnbc/1vkeQAm). * Congress already cleared its schedule, giving itself another 54-day break, without debating whether to authorize a war against ISIS. So when might lawmakers meet their constitutional obligations? Republicans have a jaw-dropping plan in mind (on.msnbc/1muW6xx).
Posted on: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 23:22:31 +0000
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