online communities can be interesting creatures and the anonymity the web provides can be a good thing it also can be used by the dark side. or in this case turn a community into a living breathing soap opera. i have been lurking at mnspeak for almost a year. in fact my blog was around the 100th in the aggregator at the time i started. i liked the idea of the local folk getting together fo...
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the city pages a twin cities entertainment orientated newspaper went over the top with one ofa this years best of the twin cities topics. best cheap thrill crystal meth congressman mark kennedy had the following to say in response. i cannot understand why city pages would choose to belittle the scourge of meth by printing a story that advocates its use. methamphetamine use has ruined the lives...
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this via redstate.c omcongress man charlie bass a republican in the house is one of the cosponsors of h.r. 4900 which would deny you your right to participate in blogs other than your own.call congressman bass at 202 2255206 and tell him to vote for h.r. 1606 and to withdraw his name from h.r. 4900.the first amendment needs your help.from the gop press office via emailonline freedom of speech act ...
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think progress one of the main concerns in the jack abramoff scandal is weather or not the money influenced policy and swayed votes on capital hill. just as there is a way to legally even if it is an affront to civil liberties wiretap anyone in america with a warrant it is perfectly legal to pay for votes in congress through lobbying. how much do you really think you vote counts when put up a...
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if there is one thing that i admire about mark kennedy it is his consistency. he consistently votes in line with president bush and he consistently wears plaid. the former has been clearly documented well we know that mark kennedys mother would vote in lockstep with president bush. so i decided to set up a little game to play. the point of the game is to see where kennedy is more consistent in his...
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