How Mainstream Media Can Better Handle National Tragedies
April 19, 2013 by
1. For the Love of Everything Holy, Stop Telling Me How to Make Bombs Stop telling me how easy it is to make a bomb. I spent the afternoon of the Boston Marathon bombing in L.A. traffic, screaming at my radio as they told me just how easily I could make my very own explosive [...]
It’s a Gay Gay Gay Gay World
April 15, 2013 by
There is so much news from the LGBT community these days. But first, the news you don’t hear about. The the war between Gays and Queers. It’s kinda like the war between Vampires and Lycans. It’s going on underneath the surface but you’d never know. And since there’s no Q in LGBT, I guess [...]
Liberal Progress Kentucky Sets Clock Back to 1941 with Racist Tweets about McConnell’s Wife
February 26, 2013 by
If you can’t face them, tweet about them. That seems to be motto of the liberal superPAC Progress Kentucky. For months, Progress Kentucky has been attacking McConnell and holding demonstrations at his offices and home, according to NPR member station WFPL. And when that didn’t work, they dug deep in to the freakish hellscape of [...]
CISPA’s Trust Fall: Trust Them, There’s No Catch
February 25, 2013 by
The government is here for you. They are asking for your trust regarding the sharing of your personal cyber information. You know, they want you to stand in front of them, cross your arms, close your eyes, and fall backwards. They will totally catch you. Okay, maybe they’re not “asking” but rather “forcing” you to [...]
When Annie Couldn’t Get Her Protection
February 24, 2013 by
Annie woke up one morning with a start, a sense of foreboding, downright dread. She realized she was in danger. She had been living without “protection.” We are of course talking about her constitutionally enshrined right to “protection.” I mean really, every woman should have a right to “protection,” right? What would she do if a [...]
The GOP: The Road Not Taken…But Why?
February 18, 2013 by
GOP: The Road Not Taken Many people are quite familiar with the poem, The Road Not Taken, written by the great Robert Frost. I myself have heard it quoted many times. Yet many only truly know the last lines, which read “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one [...]
I’m Afraid of Naomi Wolf
January 28, 2013 by
Well, the election is over and everyone has moved on. The Republicans are evaluating their election strategy while learning to accept they will have to negotiate with the President in order to accomplish the nation’s business. Feminist writer Naomi Wolf has a new biography … of sorts. It’s not so much about her as about her (OK [...]
How To Fix Congress In 3 Easy Steps
January 11, 2013 by
Congress is broken. I don’t mean broken like, “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet and now it’s broken” broken. I mean broken like, “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet and the combined electrical charge of the phone and foamy toilet water inadvertently opened a door to a parallel dimension of ancient evil, a [...]
Why We Need Assault Weapons
December 18, 2012 by
By Bill Dixon Whenever there is a national tragedy where the culprit deputizes assault weapons in some senseless horrifying killing spree, all of a sudden the nation becomes skittish about M-16s. Some might argue that semi-automatic and automatic weapons have no practical purpose besides killing people and I am here to tell you that this [...]
