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| Blog Name: | Stennis, Ink. |
| Url: | http://stennisink.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | progressive, southern, politics |
| Description: | Laurin repeatedly overestimates your curiosity for her twangy progressive political ponderings. |
| Popularity: | 126 Followers |
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Thanks, Mr. C.
A heart-felt and humble thanks to Mr. C. who is, as you know (please see this and this and especially this) is a World War II veteran and one of my dearest buddies whom I got to know through my involvement with Meals on Wheels. Buddy and I are going to see him in just a bit - I look forward to thanking him, again, for his service to our country and his kindness to me.Here is Mr. C. as a young
A heart-felt and humble thanks to Mr. C. who is, as you know (please see this and this and especially this) is a World War II veteran and one of my dearest buddies whom I got to know through my involvement with Meals on Wheels. Buddy and I are going to see him in just a bit - I look forward to thanking him, again, for his service to our country and his kindness to me.Here is Mr. C. as a young
Oh, YEA?
The now infamous Stupak Amendment, introduced by Michigan Democrat Bart Stupak and Pennsylvanian Republican joe Pitts, passed along with the Affordable Health Care for Americans Act Saturday night. As you recall, the amendment prevents women from using any health care government credits to buy any plan, public or private, that offers abortion coverage.The Stupak Amendment is very much like the
The now infamous Stupak Amendment, introduced by Michigan Democrat Bart Stupak and Pennsylvanian Republican joe Pitts, passed along with the Affordable Health Care for Americans Act Saturday night. As you recall, the amendment prevents women from using any health care government credits to buy any plan, public or private, that offers abortion coverage.The Stupak Amendment is very much like the
Hell, YEA
220-215. Wow, that was a squeaker.So the health care reform bill passed the House and is on to the Senate. But...who done it? Specifically, how did those blue dogs roll?While the chart above shows the Blue Dog PAC (their site is apparently "under construction," so check this out in the meantime) has been rolling in a heap of cash from the health care industry, turns out over half of them (c.
220-215. Wow, that was a squeaker.So the health care reform bill passed the House and is on to the Senate. But...who done it? Specifically, how did those blue dogs roll?While the chart above shows the Blue Dog PAC (their site is apparently "under construction," so check this out in the meantime) has been rolling in a heap of cash from the health care industry, turns out over half of them (c.
Bad Publicity
As an update to my previous post...Several folks have asked the name of the particular school, or why I chose not to name the particular school. Well, I'll tell ya.First, the school had not yet determined its official response to the incident. All they had done at that point was place the white kid in in-school detention while they decided ("they" being the administration, I assume). I thought
As an update to my previous post...Several folks have asked the name of the particular school, or why I chose not to name the particular school. Well, I'll tell ya.First, the school had not yet determined its official response to the incident. All they had done at that point was place the white kid in in-school detention while they decided ("they" being the administration, I assume). I thought
"Wednesday" -- White Power
Last week a white male high school student yelled "White power!" as a black female classmate concluded a gospel song at their Shelby County, Alabama, high school. When I heard about this, I felt sick. And scared. And furious.At one point, in a discussion with some friends, I said, "Outrage ain't enough, people. I'd hate to think we're all just going to sit around whispering about how bad
Last week a white male high school student yelled "White power!" as a black female classmate concluded a gospel song at their Shelby County, Alabama, high school. When I heard about this, I felt sick. And scared. And furious.At one point, in a discussion with some friends, I said, "Outrage ain't enough, people. I'd hate to think we're all just going to sit around whispering about how bad
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