Rent is too Damn High Party FTW
Last week I stumbled on one of most revolutionary political parties in New York. It is called the Rent is too Damn High Party. One look at the web page, and I was sold. Jimmy McMillian (pictured above), a self
Healthcare – Let’s Fix This Thing…
Fight for Equality…
We all deserve equality, why is this even a fight? And yet, I find myself gearing up for a trip down to Washington DC to fight for my rights. It has taken me quite awhile to even dream of being
Vote Today!
Oh Hello Internet. If you live in NY and are a Democrat might I take this chance to remind you that today is a Runoff Primary? Record low turnout (which means no lines!) so you can just pop buy your
Its Gotta be Sad When Nobody Wants You to Run
Oh Governor Paterson… what a sad state of affairs.
Minotaur Tortures Prisoners at Gitmo – Hilarious!
Thank you Mr. Onion for making me laugh for so many years. This fake news is priceless. (Disclaimer: Theodore Barrett, the Former White House Press Secretary is my dear cousin Jay Potter. So my opinion is completely biased.) But you
Mainstream Media Bought Off By Medical-Pharmaceutical Complex
The number one problem facing medical reform is that the mainstream news media has been bought by the insurance and pharmaceutical industries. Two days ago I was watching supposedly unbiased State of the Union with John King on CNN. I
Jeffrey Wright Speaks
Actor Jeffrey Wright (one of my faves) has written a beautiful piece for CNN.com regarding the recent arrest of Prof. Henry Louis Gates and President Obama’s response to said incident. Wright, himself, was involved in a dust-up with local police
Obama Weighs in on ‘Skip’Gate, Press Loses Their S***
President Obama held a press conference Wednesday night to shed some light on his healthcare plan. In the final question from the press, he was asked for his take on the arrest of Prof. Henry Louis Gates, and of course…
France to Burkas: No.
The French National Assembly is launching an inquiry into whether the wearing of burkas by Muslim women in France poses a threat to the ‘secular nature of the French constitution’. A day earlier, President Nicolas Sarkozy declared the garment
