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The writings of white supremacist shooter James Von Brunn on Free Republic, and right-wing readers' positive reaction to his writings, is mirrored here for historical reference. Free Republic has taken the post down, trying to shove it down the memory hole.



Read the Google Cache of the "Arizona Sentinel" blog cut-and-paste hack job that right-wingers are claiming "proves" that Barack Obama applied to Occidental College as a foreigner. As you'll see with a quick read and the most minimal effort to find the faked sources referred to within, it's a hoax. Also a hoax, therefore, is the claim by right-wingers that the "Arizona Sentinel" is a newspaper website taken down by The Man because conspiracy theorists were TOO CLOSE to the truth! See here for a debunking of the fake "article."



Had it up to here with the silence of the Speaker of the House during years and years of U.S. Government torture? Then shout it to the highest clouds: Nancy Pelosi, Resign!

Dodd Asks the Republicans a YouTube Debate Question

Oh, you just know that CNN won’t be putting this YouTube question to the candidates in the Republican debate tonight:

Chris Dodd:

I have a question about the Constitution. Many Americans are concerned that the administration seems to be making a false choice. That is, to be safer we have to give up rights. I don’t believe that; I wonder if you do. And if you believe that we ought not to give up our rights, then what would you do to protect our Constitution?

This makes me think of a great format for a three-hour debate during the primaries. Republican Party candidates, Democratic Party candidates and Third Party candidates sit, each group in a line of seats that together make a triangle so that all candidates can see one another. There’s a podium for each group, and one by one each candidate gets to rise and ask a candidate from another party a question. There’s no moderator, only a referee to ensure a very basic set of rules are followed. There’s no audience; just the three sets of candidates, who can applaud, boo, or moan, just like in the House of Commons.

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