‘I Have A Dream’: The Rap Video
Check out Flocabulary’s ‘Let Freedom Ring.’
Zombies March On Madison
The undead recently joined the living in continued protests against Gov. Walker and his attempts to strip union members of their collective bargaining rights. On Saturday, April 2, zombies organized on Facebook and marched to the capitol.
Pay your taxes? These 10 companies didn’t.
You’ll never guess which major American corporations are shirking their tax-paying duty while ordinary Americans pay up. Hint: One of them rhymes with “Bexxon.”
The Five Most Offensive Things The Koch Brothers Have Done
What are the Koch Brothers really doing to America? Test your knowledge.
Bruce Springsteen Writes A Letter To The Editor
Sure he was born to run. But he was also born to write…a letter to the editor of his hometown newspaper, New Jersey’s Asbury Park Press. His note was in response to this article about New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and tea partiers’ vicious attack on the poor and the middle class.
Wait — Taxes are Optional?
Millions of Americans are filing their taxes, but not these 10 famous tax-dodging companies. Through offshore accounts and tax loopholes, they’re freeloading while we foot the bill. Read the list of shame.
Rand Paul On Newt Gingrich: ‘He May Have More Positions On War Than He Has Wives’
In this video from the recent Congressional Correspondents’ Dinner, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) tears into Newt Gingrich and, surprisingly, Fox News.
Guess Which 10 Companies Aren’t Paying Their Share
Come April 15, everybody ponies up their fair share, right? Not so much. Thanks to corporate tax cuts and loopholes, these big companies will be rollin’ in the green instead of paying Uncle Sam.
The Funniest Congressman In The Room
Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) stole the show at Wednesday night’s Congressional Correspondents Dinner. The routine included a jab at Sen. Rand Paul’s Aqua Buddhism and a few self-deprecating jokes about the sexy 1970s Jew-fro in his @repweiner Twitter profile picture, among other things.
Bar-Owning Montana Rep. Argues For Drunk Driving
Montana State Rep. Alan Hale (R), who also happens to be a bar owner, is convinced that if people can’t drive drunk, local taverns will quickly go out of business.