Author - Bob Cesca

Science

Super Stupid

If you recall, Bill O'Reilly suggested that the tides were a magical occurrence -- the source of which is entirely mysterious. And now this: This is the creationist fallacy suggesting that "God is in...

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Healthcare

Healthcare Repeal Fails

The end of the show. The Senate on Wednesday voted down a repeal of President Obama’s healthcare law in a 47-51 party-line vote. The vote came two weeks to the day the Republican House voted 245-189...

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Wingnuts

Glenn Beck Isn't Crazy

Joan Walsh writes: Naturally, Glenn Beck is the worst. We know he's losing his audience -- his January ratings were his lowest since his show began two years ago -- and he may be losing his mind...

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Quote

Crazy Quote of the Day

"The consensus behind the climate change bill collapsed and then further deteriorated with the personal and political collapse of Vice President [Al] Gore." Senator Mark Kirk (R-IL) When we joke...

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Morning Awesome

Morning Awesome

Jack White and Wanda Jackson - "Thunder on the Mountain" (I know, I know. I post a lot of Jack White. But as this track illustrates, he's just about the most versatile and talented musician of our...

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The Media

Another Reason Love HBO

This. Please, Whoever Decides Things At HBO, please let this be picked up as a series. HBO has just greenlit its first pilot from writer-producer Aaron Sorkin (“A Few Good Men,” “The American...

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Wingnuts

Bad Idea Jeans

Less than a month ago, Pat Toomey was inaugurated as the new senator from Pennsylvania. We haven't heard from him at all since then. Until now. The first big thing out of his yapper is this...

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The Media

Oh Shut Your Hole, Brokaw

Insufferable Tom Brokaw on the Olbermann situation at MSNBC: "Where it got sticky is when our commentators were anchoring political coverage," he said, in a clear reference to Olbermann. Brokaw was...

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Wingnuts

The Fox Geezer Effect

Even real-life conservatives are beginning to worry about the Fox effect: Over the past couple of years, I’ve been keeping track of a trend among friends around my age (late thirties to mid-forties)...

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