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[Whatanews4u.Sports] BBC - Mark Mardell's America: Why a Republican big cheese bashes brie: Anyway, the "people's parties" in other nations usually consist of people who were once "the people" and are generally more akin to the American democrats than to the American republicans. It becomes clear which American party is the "people's party" when you ask the question: "which party lets insurance companies and lawyers make health care inaccessible to "the people" and which party wants to end this barbaric and deadly policy?"

[Unqualified Offerings] Power Line Explains Tea-bagging; It's an Inside the Gay Subculture ...: After tea-bagging, I would think tossed salad would be moot — but then, I’m getting up there in years.

[Freakonomics] Freakonomics Quorum: The Economics of Street Charity ...: We choose between meeting the particular needs or the beggar (i.e., buying a meal) versus financing a possible meal because we are unwilling to give of our time and emotional resources, which, I suspect, is the precious commodity most needed by those in need. A professed esteem for the basic humanity of others would seem to call us to give of our persons, not just from our purses.

[The Plum Line] Enzi Becomes First GOP Leader To Officially Accept Health Summit ...: Let’s see, just off the top of my head, I can recall roxsteady wished death upon all Republicans, many calls for the execution of Republicans like Cheney and Bush, many defenses by folks like Tena of such death threats and fantasies, and then we could start discussing the lesser threats and wishes like Tena’s threats of violence against posters (Bilgeman just the other day), and Ruk’s wishing me serious and painful illness just this afternoon.

[The Business Insider] Uh Oh, White House Seeks Economic Advice From Twitter: The way and what we teach our kids in the school system is nothing more than class warfare. If we taught the kids the same way we teach biology and the different ecosystems and how everything is dependent on each of the parts being essential to the success as a whole, we wouldn't have half the problems.

[OpenMarket.org] DC Independence Day Tea Party: My Perspective | OpenMarket.org: But we can only force real change by forcing politicians to stick to certain principles””and unfortunately, not all tea party-goers share the same principles. One example: after having an agreeable conversation with a woman at the event about how government intervention was getting in the way of an individual’s right to make his or her own choices, we ended up fighting about marijuana legalization.

[POLITICO Top Stories] Ben Smith's Blog: Jewish Republicans try to read Palin tea leaves ...: I'm not an Orthodox Jew and so from your references Howard I know that you don't think I'm observant, but we Jews actually can believe in and follow our Religion, which does predate all the other Western Religiions by several Millenia, without subscribing to a literal interpretation of Torah (I believe you refer to it as the old testament).

[Kenyanentrepreneur.com] I want to talk about the economy | Kenyanentrepreneur.com: I suppose I’ve just come to the conclusion that Kibaki is not going to resign, they will be no coalition government (can anyone honestly see Kibaki and Raila working together?) and Raila is just going to have to fight it out in parliament. ( I understand politics does affect the economy and the two are inter-connected, but at this point, I think the private sector in Kenya is just going to have to find a way to ignore these politicians and try to sort out their own problems).

[Paul Krugman] Read Robert Reich - Paul Krugman Blog - NYTimes.com: We should be looking around, listening to the People. If we do not have the simple will to write, call, donate, assemble, .

[TUSITALA] Kataweb.it - Blog - TUSITALA » Blog Archive » Dobbiamo Imparare l ...: If the Chinese economy continues to grow at or near its current rate and the benefits of that growth trickle down to 1.3 billion Chinese consumers, the country would become the largest shopping bazaar in the history of the world. They’ll be driving over a billion cars and will be the world’s biggest purchasers of household electronics, clothing, appliances and almost everything else produced on the planet.

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