Loss for Words

For weeks, I've been trying to write about why Network Neutrality is so important, and why everyone who spends even three minutes a day online should be writing, calling, and faxing their representatives in Congress relentlessly until the so-called First Amendment of the Internet is guaranteed and becomes law. But whenever I start, I end up angry and depressed and frustrated, and the words just won't come.



Hardware firms oppose Net neutrality laws
Why conservatives and libertarians should oppose Net neutrality
Perspective: A better idea for Net neutrality
Verizon and AT&T Oppose Net Neutrality Regulations

House GOP Leaders Complain to Obama About Net Neutrality
House Republican leaders complained Friday to President Obama that net neutrality rules proposed by the Federal Communications Commission could deter investment in broadband networks and hurt the economy.

Google and the Problem With 'Net Neutrality'
Broadband has been a rare bright spot in the economy. Why discourage new investment?

Why? I know why. Hilary ain't never been called a nigger! Because Barack NOES what it is to be a black man living in a country in a culture controlled by rich white people!


Do not allow liberals to god damn R2-D2.

The Blue Hell?!

What does Olympics mean to some people!

Barack's Whoopass

Its political system is locked in paralysis and the two-term rule of former movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger is seen as a disaster – his approval ratings having sunk to levels that would make George W Bush blush. The crisis is so deep that Professor Kenneth Starr, who has written an acclaimed history of the state, recently declared: "California is on the verge of becoming the first failed state in America."



KABUL (Reuters) – Insurgents stormed remote outposts in eastern Afghanistan killing eight Americans in the deadliest battle in more than a year near the border with Pakistan, the U.S. military said Sunday. Ten US soldiers killed in Afghanistan

Barack can display all the pageantry he wants but losing the Olympic bid is not a satisfactory distraction from his leadership failure on the Afghani and economic fronts.

Lawful Evil

The proponents of Net neutrality say it's necessary for a free and open Internet, but history doesn't support that argument. The Telecommunications Act of 1996, for example, was supposed to bolster competition. Instead, by compelling companies to share their infrastructures, it reduced incentives for improvement. In the long run, it failed.

Olympic Slam

Rep. Boehner Accuses Obama of Subverting Constitution
Boehner, while acknowledging that President Obama has a right to domestic and international policy advisers, contends that Obama is crossing the line with his czar appointments. "He clearly is circumventing the Constitution in my view, and I think the heat continues to build on the administration to deal with this," Boehner tells Newsmax.

Finance Committee Democrat Won’t Read Text of Health Bill, Says Anyone Who Claims They’ll Understand It ‘Is Trying to Pull the Wool Over Our Eyes’

Obama Nation Billboard Draws Attention

Garofalo: Led by Limbaugh, 'Tea-Baggers' a 'White Power Movement' Motivated by 'Racism'

Yes We Créu

Stunner!

Pandemonium!

Moral Masterlock

A Right-Left consensus building on Polanski Every once in a while, an issue comes along that has such clear-cut implications that it rearranges the usual political alignments.

I guess the Roman really has reignited the spirit of bipartisanship:

House Republican Leadership Aligns With ACORN: Support pro-gay marriage, pro-abortion, pro-big government ACORN endorsed candidate