March 01, 2009
Weekend link dump for March 1

In like a lion, out like a lamb...

America's top ten healthiest fast food restaurants. Which I guess is something like "America's top ten most liberal Republicans", but there you have it.

Jay Lee with a pancake on his head. Nuff said.

Sully goes to Washington.

Breaking bad news with baby animals.

You know, I'm thinking that Diaper Dave Vitter doesn't exactly have the moral authority to suggest that someone else needs to resign from the Senate.

Oh, and what could be better than Diaper Dave versus a pr0n star? Why, a three-way with Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council, that's what.

The guy who drew that chimp cartoon for the New York Post, for which Rupert Murdoch eventually felt compelled to apologize, has a long and loathsome history. Via TAPPED, which supplies one more example.

Are politicians overly obsessed with Twitter? Um, yes. So are their staffers. And I say that as someone who loves Twitter. Oh, and has anyone told Rep. Culberson that Sully is a proud union man?

Conservative health care reform. Why didn't we think of that before?

Sen. Jim Bunning (R, KY) says "I don't believe anything John Cornyn says." We know the feeling, Jimbo.

Is Norm Coleman ever going to accept the fact that he lost the election and get on with his life?

When chimps are outlawed, then only outlaws will have chimps. Jokes aside, the legislation in question was worthwhile and overdue.

State Rep. Jessica Farrar supports Texas microbrewers.

The 20 greatest campaign ads of all time. Well, since Eisenhower's time, anyway.

Today's right wing, just like those damn dirty hippies of 40 years ago. Bring on the puppets and the "Free Mumia" signs!

Some worthwhile children's music, for those who need to know these things.

Posted by Charles Kuffner on March 01, 2009 to Blog stuff
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