However, I found Matt today:

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I have a dream much like this...

It’ll define every Democratic congressional race in November. And it will be a political wipeout for the Democratic Party.

If I may make a suggestion to the opposing party in the upcoming congressional races in November?  GET OUT OF THE WAY.

Seriously.

All that I am suggesting is that you get behind your stated opposing beliefs for once, GOPers.

Update: Now my computer is acting odd.  I tried to post some Rachel video but, no...

Go and watch it, anyway, if you dare.

Get your giggle on, at the very least...

And you're missing far more, by the way...]]> http://gnostinews.com/blog/2010/03/recommended_by_ebert.html http://gnostinews.com/blog/2010/03/recommended_by_ebert.html Mon, 15 Mar 2010 22:32:59 -0500 I could go on and on about how tired Sunday nights tend to tire me out.

I could (especially because it happens to be true!), but the news tends to tire me out on top of work-related fatigue today.

Of course, what could possibly be tiring about Texas ignoring/assassinating (posthumously) a founding father?

Or GOPers complaining about possible reconciliation because they know how it can be used?

Or Rove continuing the lie?

How could that stuff possibly tire me out?

Now Obama's going to take away our fishing poles.

Leading us to this wonderfully laughable quote from John:

After fish, what's next? Will Obama ban kittens? And then hold Kitten death panels?

They are the following logical steps...

"America's future rests in a thousand dreams inside our hearts," the president said. "It rests in the message of hope in the songs of a man so many young Americans admire: New Jersey's own Bruce Springsteen."

Regardless of what preconceived idiocy you happen to spout on your radio show:

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A new statue for glennbeckistan!

(In a car with a manual transmission, a driver is naturally prevented from making a simple pedal error, because even if his right foot goes to the accelerator instead of the brake, the car still will not move unless he also intentionally lifts his left foot from the clutch.)

The two cars I managed to buy in this life have both been manuals.

As far as I care, whatever I drive in the future will have a manual.

Fortunately, for balance, we were also blessed with an incredibly gifted American.

So it was and is a good day.

On top of that, it turns out that he doesn't even know the rules of the game and authoritatively disproves his own damned arguments with his continued teevee appearances.

On top of that:

Given the political gridlock that's recently taken hold of Capitol Hill (and the sadly realistic possibility that "socialist Wi-Fi" could ignite another powder keg of Tea Party hysteria), we wouldn't get our hopes up, even in a country where one-third of the population doesn't have high-speed access. Providing free or subsidized broadband makes absolutely perfect sense -- which is exactly why we're not optimistic about seeing it come to fruition.

Emphasis mine.

*High hopes, also...