Thursday, July 3, 2014
A little good news to end our day, courtesy of the June job numbers.
Courtesy of Business Insider: The Bureau of Labor Statistics released a surprisingly strong jobs report Thursday morning. Employers added 288,000 jobs in June, significantly more than the 215,000 economists were anticipating....
Burger King comes out as totally gay. McDonald's issues response, "Aha, we knew it!"
VideoCourtesy of MSNBC: The fast-food chain has introduced a new “Proud Whopper” to celebrate gay pride, featuring a bright, rainbow-colored wrapper. Burger King released a short film Wednesday on YouTube featuring patrons’ reactions...
Don't forget bitchez, today is #HobbyLobbyLoveDay! Update!
I actually tried to put this whole ridiculous thing out of my mind, but fucking Wonkette wouldn't let me: We know that the Hobby Lobby decision is dangerous and terrible for the nation, but for filthy liberal bloggers, it...
The Palin curse slithers forth to claim its next victim.
Despite recent devastating defeats during primaries (But not Chris McDaniel dammit! He will never concede! Click here to see the latest lunacy from Mississippi.), Palin continues shake her head of snakes at the next victim...
On the first day of Georgia's "guns everywhere law" two men demonstrate exactly why it is such a bad idea.
Courtesy of TPM: A "misunderstanding" between two armed men in a Georgia convenience store led to an arrest on the very day that the state's new expansive gun rights law went into effect, according to The Valdosta Daily...
In Missouri a rare win for abortion rights.
Courtesy of Vox: Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon has vetoed a 72-hour waiting period for abortions in Missouri. Missouri already has a 24-hour waiting period prior to an abortion, which this law would have tripled in length....
Is this the new face of immigration is America? Update!
Source This picture was taken yesterday in Murrieta, Calif as protesters forced busloads of undocumented immigrants to turn around...
I think Family Guy has a pretty clear understanding of religion.
VideoI have to say that this is pretty much how I view Christianity and religions as well.And to be honest in this day and age it seems to be the last prejudice that is widely accepted when making decisions about where people can live, who...
The slippery slope created by the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court decision, threatens to knock new protections for LGBT Americans right off their feet.
Courtesy of The Atlantic: This week, in the Hobby Lobby case, the Supreme Court ruled that a religious employer could not be required to provide employees with certain types of contraception. That decision is beginning...