Verities and Vagaries https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Hump-Day Song of the Week: Big Fizz by MADMADMAD Ownership of the means of production Hump-Day Song of the Week: Bingo by La Sécurité Ninety percent of fast food cooks will be affected by D.C. raising the minimum wage I thought he was supposed to be the technology president Morning Constitutional – Thursday, 24 June 2010 New York Times Columnist Line of the Day – 4 November 2014 Doctor treats pregnant women with experimental drug to prevent lesbians (what) Samuel Alito saw a picture book he didn’t like Summer Reading Meet the next Senator from Nevada and learn about her Chickens for Health Care initiative Best (Recent) Sitcom Christmas Epsiodes Parks and Rec creator says smart thing about government in random interview Gross Welcome to the Terrordome Does Ross Douthat think Pro-Gay is Pro-Family? Tony Award Nominations Andrew WK is excited about some songs SCOTUS lifts ban on animal snuff films Surprise, Wendy Davis isn’t the progressive hero she’s made out to be No more printed Oxford English Dictionary? Florida Governor Charlie Crist to run for Senate as independent Connecticut Senate candidate Rob Simmons wants to remind you he's still in the race The "news-and-information conveyor belt" Senator Inouye likely to be next president pro tempore of the Senate I'm sorta disgusted. Here's to the state of Richard Nixon Morning Constitutional – Monday, 22 March 2010 Tax rates, visualized Time for another Gathering of the Juggalos already? Sweet! The Party of Lincoln, or the Party of Jefferson Davis? Morning Constitutional – Friday, 16 July 2010 Reader response time “Joe the Plumber” likes underdogs This is how bad it got: Poverty and unemployment insurance Republicans Supporting Non-Republicans Doctor Who, "The Beast Below" Sarah Palin's late, great planet earth Ginni Thomas & Tea Parties How I'm pretty sure I went to college with Rand Paul Adventures in Hypocrisy Candidate for Congress Ed Martin thinks Barack Obama wants to stop you from being saved The Court may be just a little technologically-challenged Probably the greatest opening graf in news ever? Morning Constitutional – Wednesday, 7 April 2010 This is what happens when you teach kids that condoms don't work Kentucky Republican nominee for Senate Rand Paul sees Hitler around the corner Wait, people can vote in a monarchy? How long until we're employed again? Morning Consitutional – Wednesday, 17 March 2010