Author Archives: Steven Weber
CSA 2.0
It would be hard to look at the swath the GOP is trying to cut through the decades of culturally identifiable social legislation without using descriptions evoking a particular past. In fact, the party’s overall personality is starting to take … Continue reading
Impossible Truths
by While it’s been a struggle hiding my disappointment in regards to our duly elected president not effectively vanquishing the insane and invasive Right Wing to the dank fringes from whence it slithered, and disappointed that, for all intents and … Continue reading
Baby Goes “Waahhh!!!”
By It makes perfect sense that the party of “No!”, the party that embraces fairy tale creation myths, the party that bullies, provokes and lies, the party that has no idea that they themselves will eventually get old, the party … Continue reading
Name Calling
By What do you call an organization which regularly resorts to lies, exaggerations, obfuscations, intimidation, distraction and bullying to disseminate and implement its agenda? You call it the Republican Party, of course. The obviousness with which Republicans (and the greater … Continue reading
Dispassionate Conservatism
by The most revealing glimpse last week’s Arizona nightmare afforded was not another account of the American character which continues to fetishize the very guns destroying it, but a chance to view the elemental composition of the Right WIng in … Continue reading
Listen to the Mocking Bird
by In my frequently and mostly profane Twitterings, I occasionally lapse into a fevered Leftist rant about whatever happens to be crawling beneath my skin and depositing its eggs there. I say occasionally because the majority of what I tweet … Continue reading
Elizabeth Edwards: A Lesson
by The passing of Elizabeth Edwards is tragic and, in the context of recent events involving the excruciatingly public scandal involving her ex-husband, meaningful. But it is not monumental. It is the way of things. In 1990, my sister Abbe … Continue reading
Wingnut Thought for the Day
by “If every radical Christian burned a Koran, maybe it would make us less dependent on foreign oil.” Share
Burned
by Okay, here’s a heavy-handed analogy, followed by a brief quiz: So, some guys burn a house down. Then they walk away. Another guy comes along, sees the charred remains and wants to rebuild. He tries to gather materials but … Continue reading
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Emasculation Nation
by BP has America by the balls. After years of video games and twenty-four-hour-a-day infotainment memes shortening attention spans to the same length of the switchback cuts of an MTV video (remember those? Barely?), Americans’ eyes never light for too … Continue reading
Random Thoughts (for those who can’t be f*cked to sign onto Twitter®) #2
By Plan D: BP planning to plug hole in the gulf with copies of Atlas Shrugged. Share
9/11 O/IL
by What do all of these events have in common: An icon of American financial supremacy brought down in a dazzling daylight display of blowback. A global economy brought to its knees by the results of years of unethical and … Continue reading
Blood Will Out
By I don’t blame my president. He is what he was forced to be. Obama was saddled with more toxic baggage than any of his predecessors and from the beginning his lily white haters laughed at the black kid with … Continue reading



