Maiello: Defeat the Press
Ramona: Pointers on Bad Disaster Coverage
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Let us remember.
Memorial Day: David Blight takes a look at how it all started. Also, take a look at CNN’s Home & Away presentation.
Obama in Joplin: President amazed by destruction as death toll climbs to 142.
Afghanistan: Death. And NATO’s apologies.
Sean Kingston: Music stars give injured singer the good words.
Buckeyed: Jim Tressel sneaks away from the Ohio State football program.
Rampaged: Rampage Jackson beats Matt Hamill. Quite easily, actually.
Oliver Willis: Guess who needs her hand for notes again? Go on, guess.
Steve Benen: Tim Pawlenty thinks Obama’s a “doofus?” How Presidential.
Hammer of Truth: Remembering all the fallen this Memorial Day.

Taking some time off pretending to be a presidential candidate, Sarah Palin pretends to be a biker.
–WKW
Crossposted at William K. Wolfrum Chronicles
A bridge collapsed over Skagit River tonight near Mount Vernon. This was on Interstate 5 both north bound and south bound, four lanes total. No word yet on how many cars went into the water. This is so sad. How many of these will we have to have before we start financing infrastructure? Most of our bridges are in sad shape.
I'm not sure how many of you have read the Seattle newspaper The Stranger. "Goldy" is a sudonym (I hope I spelled that right) - the writer is pretty hardcore and unrelenting on many progressive issues, gun ownership no exception.
By Cass R. Sunstein, Bloomberg View, May 20, 2013
There is no standard definition of the all-important term “wing nut,” so let’s provide one. A wing nut is someone who has a dogmatic commitment to an extreme political view (“wing”) that is false and at least a bit crazy (“nut”).
A wing nut might believe that George W. Bush is a fascist, that Barack Obama is a socialist, that big banks run the Department of the Treasury or that the U.S. intervened in Libya because of oil.
When wing nuts...
By Elias Groll, Passport @ ForeignPolicy.com, May 22, 2013
[....] The rioting -- the worst social unrest to strike the country in many years -- was sparked by the lethal police shooting of a 69-year-old, knife-wielding man last week in the suburb of Husby, the epicenter of the riots. Roaming gangs of angry youths have since clashed with police and Husby residents have complained of racist treatment by police officers, who they say have used epithets such as "monkey."
What's happening in Husby is clearly a symptom of Sweden's failed effort to integrate its massive immigrant population. Housing segregation is rampant in the country, and Husby is a case study in how immigrant populations have come to dominate Stockholm's outer...
Thanks for posting this. I had mentioned Blight's work in Ramon's blog. I hadn't seen the NYT today. (Hey it's a holiday).
Pawlenty evidently not ready for primetime. Of course, who among the GOP wannabes is? A year or so ago I thought Pawlenty might be the most likely GOP nominee.
Bachmann's sweet as candy
But Pawlenty is one fine stew!
Or
Bachmann's bonkers
But Pawlenty is plenty.
My state is nuts.
I thought Daniels or Portman were the ones to fear.
Daniels took himself out a couple of weeks ago.
I was thinking Pawlenty because he wasn't well known--generally a good thing for Republicans given that they are the US's leading FUBAR party and anyone winning that nomination with a chance to win the general has to construct themselves into shape and form hitherto unobserved and unknown in this universe.
Plus as a Governor people will think he knows how to run something even if he doesn't.
Really a bunch of complete jokers on that side.
Yes...but I'm thinking of the long lead up BEFORE he took himself out.
Zero charisma, but still a smart guy.
Let's not forget
Thanks, Lulu. We remember.