Friday is liquid awesome.
Bill O’Reilly Tells Atheist Leader ‘Christianity Is Not A Religion’ by Bryian Revoner:
In another great battle for the political ages, Fox News host Bill O’Reilly and the president of American Atheists, David Silverman, locked horns once again on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 on the “Factor,” as the holiday sparks flew over the legitimacy of the Christmas holiday. Read more
Man With Romney Face Tattoo Has Change Of Heart by Justin Acuff:
Some of you may remember last month when I reported on a man getting the Romney campaign logo tattooed onto his face. Apparently he’s not happy with his choice of body art any longer, because he’s getting it removed. Read more
Teacher Suspended For Allowing Student To Play Gay Marriage Song In Class by Tiffany Willis:
Susan Johnson, an eighth grade performing arts teacher at Centennial Middle School, was asked by a student if he could play the song Same Love by rapper Ben Maclemore. Johnson asked the student questions about the song to ensure that it didn’t include violence or profanity, and he said that it did not, so she allowed it. Once Johnson realized the song’s topic matter, she thought that it was something her students could learn from. However, not everyone agreed. Another student went to the school office and complained. Read more
Voter Suppression May Be Surfacing In Ohio Recounts by Justin Acuff:
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted (R) is apparently not done with his attempts (and successes) at suppressing votes. With two recounts going on in Ohio that would give Republicans a supermajority with which to vote in whatever they wanted, ballots are being thrown out that shouldn’t be. Read more
Alabama Attorney General Tells KKK ‘Kiss My A**’ (VIDEO) by Tiffany Willis:
A letter written in 1976 went viral this week. In 1970, the newly elected Alabama Attorney General, 29 year old Bill Baxley, reopened the 1963 16th Street Church bombing case that killed four young African-American girls and injured countless others. This enraged many people, specifically the Ku Klux Klan. Read more
Is The Associated Press Trying To Start A War With Iran? by Nathaniel Downes:
It’s the end of November, time to start the war drums again. This time a piece by the Associated Press is spreading the accusation that Iran is developing a nuclear weapon. Their evidence, a single graph given to the AP by “officials from a country critical of Iran’s atomic program.” It was released under the condition of anonymity, and the AP is protecting this source. The graph according to the anonymous source is “proof” that Iran is producing nuclear weapons. Read more
President George H.W. Bush In Hospital by Justin Acuff:
One member of the Bush family isn’t doing too well these days. Former President George H.W. Bush, father of George W. Bush, has been in the hospital since the day after Thanksgiving. It’s because of a chronic cough, and he’s been in and out of Methodist Hospital in Houston for a few weeks. His condition is listed as stable and he’s expected to be released during the next 72 hours or over the weekend. Read more
Don’t Look Down…Fiscal Cliff Ahead! (HUMOR) by Gil Wildridge:
Hide your kids. Hide your wife. Check your portfolio, because Wall Street’s swinging like a monkey on a tree with every word uttered from the sweet and merciful lips of the nation’s top lawmakers. Make sure you have plenty of canned goods and bottled water. Don’t wait until last minute to gas up your car. If you haven’t already, buy a generator. Read more
Tinfoil Hat Alert! FEMA Camps Still Don’t Exist (VIDEO) by Nathaniel Downes:
A popular conspiracy theory for the easily fooled or for fans of the Deus Ex video game series, is that the Federal Emergency Management Agency is in fact a shadow government, getting ready to swoop in and gather up dissidents and put them into concentration camps. The most extreme examples of this conspiracy theory even claim that these camps already exist. Read more
Senators Seek To Formalize Obama’s Indefinite Detention Loophole by Liberal Lamp Post:
Six Democrats and five Republicans are backing President Obama’s existing rule that exempts U.S. citizens from indefinite detention. Read more
