Jon Stewart: Why Is NBC News Busy Reporting On Words Like ‘OMG’ And ‘Muffin Top’?
So they can avoid talking about real news, like GE’s massive tax evasion, of course.
How To Halve the Deficit In One Easy Step
Yes, it is that simple, explains WaPo blogger Ezra Klein. No one has to do a thing—the Bush Tax Cuts are already scheduled to expire in 2012.
Jon Stewart: Hey There Stepdad, Are You Crazy?
Picture this hypothetical situation: Your recently divorced mom brings home a new boyfriend. He’s really nice at first, pretending to be your best bud. And before you know it, mom and “new dad” are married.
Walker Prankster Runs For Congress
Buffalo Beast Editor and Gov. Walker prank-caller Ian Murphy is the official Green Party candidate in New York’s 26th Congressional District. We here at MoveOn.org are not endorsing him, but do we think his campaign video is pretty funny.
South Dakota: Where It’s Easier To Get A Gun Than An Abortion
Which prompted us to make this new South Dakota postcard.
Don’t Flip My Burger, John Boehner!
Yikes! Why is Republican Speaker of the House John Boehner serving President Barack Obama a burger made of rotten meat?
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.
What 52 Years Of Tax Cuts For The Wealthy Looks Like
Why has the federal tax burden on the nation’s 400 highest annual income decreased by two-thirds, while the median American family’s is on the rise?
Something 81% Of Americans Agree On
Stopping the war on the middle class, that’s what.
100th Anniversary Of A Horrible Thing That We’re Still Fighting Against Today
One hundred years ago today, on March 25, 1911, 146 people—125 of them young women ages 13-23—died in the now-infamous fire at Triangle Shirtwaist factory in New York City. This video is about the brave women who died that day, and it actually made me cry. It took a couple of tries, but I made it through—and I’m so glad I did.