One People Project's Daryle Lamont Jenkins on Andrew Brietbart's shrill and ultimately failed defense of James O'Keefe, who is now indelibly tied to white supremacists.

The One People's Project blog chronicles reactionary filmmaker-provocatuer and self-proclaimed "investigative journalist" James O'Keefe's attendance at a racist conference four years ago.  [More below the fold…] 

Edge of Darkness is worth seeing, says Michael Collins, for Mel Gibson's performance and the eerily realistic and supremely vile basis of the plot. Unfortunately, the film narrative is like the  old “Highway Patrol” series with Broderick Crawford, linear and  mundane.

It's "tool time" as Michael Collins takes a hammer to the Obama Administration, Tim Geithner, and the Money Party.

Bernard Weiner observes that the temptation is great to stick to the minor, more gossipy items in the political news – and identifies seven "LLarger Issues" that are damn difficult to deal with. Are there political leaders ready to take them seriously? Or do we continue slouching toward a kind of national suicide? Read on...

Jeff Koopersmith takes the Roberts Court to the woodshed.

It looks like SeriousFun and I are not alone:

Michael Collins explains that " Haiti is not New Orleans, but give the financial elite some time. They're just warming up. This is, after all, their first captive nation due to natural calamity."

It's no surprise, but it still sets back the cause of democracy.

Consider this:

And that's not the only question he has. Read the entire article (title may be NSFW) here.

Crossposted to Synaphaí.

Jeff Koopersmith looks at Charles Krauthammer's latest impertinent outburst – and wonders why the has-been opinionmonger still has a platform for his trite, ill-informed prose.

Tweet this, Roger Ailes: Jeff Koopersmith has some advice for people who are fed up with the naked bias and politicking of FOX News Channel.