Meanwhile in Tennessee, a test of faith for Gov. Haslam. Tennessee is poised to make history as the first state in the nation to recognize the Holy Bible as its official book. Of course. It's not like these human-shaped hookworms have anything else to...
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You will all be relieved to know that the women of Indiana continue to obey HB 1337. But it isn't easy. Here is an excerpt of one woman's struggles.
The flux of religious freedom [to discriminate] bills is as good a time as any to review when bills designed to limit the rights of women and minorities begin.
I thought Conservatives were totally ok with denying services based on a personal belief https://t.co/ICUvSckW2k — dai (@daibyday) April 9, 2016 Yep. And their belief in the 1st Am. and the free market seems to be highly situational as well! Why, it's almost as though...
Quick! You're a governor who turned tail because a constituent said a few perfectly true things about you to your face, what should you do? Set your PAC on.
Tennessee has taken steps to protect the religious freedoms (a dog whistle that dropped to 10 kHz the first time it was used) of anyone who wants to call himself.
After having decades to think about it, Dennis Hastert still has no idea how he went from [passive voice mumble about bad things] to being the superfab and groovy guy who didn't see anything wrong with one of his colleagues hitting on minors did lots...
Speaking as an Obamaphone carrying liberal, I will be so angry if Glenn Beck and the Beckonites carry out a cunning plan to get punched in the face by Trumpeteers..
How are people responding to HEA 1337? The governor's office has received several calls this week from women describing the details of their period. "I need to get a.
Appetite for Destruction Democracy
Time to update the list of things that caused Trump! The Candidate! to include the popular vote. Really, you ought to have penciled it in a while ago, but now H.W. "Fire" Brands, an actual history professor type person writing for Politico, has made it...
I'm sure I'm not the only one who has been watching the Republican's imitation of the Batley Townwomen's Guild and wondering if the nation's strategic popcorn reserves will last.
The NYT put its big reporter's pants on and found the NFL concussion study omitted.