– I already know what district I’m in but the Seattle District Map that Seattlish made is pretty great.
– It’s so rare to see killer cops actually prosecuted that it’s tough to know what to make of it.
by Carl Ballard — ,
– I already know what district I’m in but the Seattle District Map that Seattlish made is pretty great.
– It’s so rare to see killer cops actually prosecuted that it’s tough to know what to make of it.
by Goldy — ,
Deuteronomy 12:15-16
However, you may slaughter and eat meat within any of your towns, as much as you desire, according to the blessing of the LORD your God that he has given you. The unclean and the clean may eat of it, as of the gazelle and as of the deer. Only you shall not eat the blood; you shall pour it out on the earth like water.
Discuss.
by Darryl — ,
James Rustad: “I am Governor LePage”.
Helpful Dos and Don’ts for police officers
The 2016 Clown Parade:
David Pakman: Where’s my apocalypse? Economic collapses are not happening in cities that raise minimum wage
Pap: Mitch McConnell wants to nullify the Constitution.
Forgotten assholes of history: The Brit who invented the Concentration Camp:
Sam Seder: FAUX News blames Obama for young people “trying” to join ISIS.
Baltimore Burning:
Sam Seder: Michele Bachmann is grateful Obama is bringing about “End times”.
David Pakman: Right-Wing lie that Obama is creating mostly low wage jobs is DEBUNKED.
The Daily Show: Getting Congress to “Fucking Cooperate”.
Same Sex Hypocrisy:
Mental Floss: 25 towns that changed their name.
Nepal: Before and After.
White House: The Obama state china service.
Correspondents Dinner:
David Pakman: Anti-Clinton author admits he has no evidence of wrongdoing.
Rep. Pelosi on the GOP bill to allow employers to control reproductive freedoms in D.C..
Mark Fiore: Commander-in-Drone.
Corruption is Legal in America:
James Rustad: “DEA Sex Party Song”.
Same Sex Marriage:
Mental Floss: Why doesn’t glue stick to the inside of the bottle?
Thom: The Good, The Bad, and the Very, Very, Petulcously Ugly!
Dancing dots show Congressional divide.
IAF: 10 facts about Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Bernie Sanders declares:
Greenman: Mike Mann on “hide the decline”.
Maddow: America’s new views on criminal justice.
Last week’s Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza can be found here.
by Goldy — ,
So, my day job hasn’t changed, but after six months of working for Nick Hanauer I finally have something official to print on a business card: I am a Senior Fellow at Civic Ventures, a public policy incubator. (And if you’re wondering what makes me “senior,” it’s that I’m the only fellow old enough to qualify for AARP.)
Anyway, in addition to the new name, we also have a new blog—Civic Skunkworks—to which I proudly posted today the blog’s first fisking:
Tim Worstall not only has a byline at Forbes and a fellowship at the impressive-sounding Adam Smith Institute, he also spells “labour” with that fancy extra “u,” so he must be a smart guy who knows an awful lot about economics, right? But then you read his actual words and, well, not so much…
Watch Worstall plot a demand curve from a single data point, and then watch me tear him a new one. Enjoy!
by Carl Ballard — ,
– Baltimore Police Detain Numerous Residents Without Charge (also, you should really check out all of TWIB’s coverage of Baltimore, and maybe give them some money if you can)
– The need among Republican states to punish their poor is really disheartening.
– Oh hey, more Patty Murray being awesome.
– I don’t really like the lightening round questions in the candidate debates, but I guess when there’s a large field they may be necessary. Still, Godden should answer the questions.
– Maybe Okamoto should apologize to the citizens of King County for how the Port Of Seattle operated when he was chief administrative officer? No, that would be substance rather than decorum, so it’s not important to The Seattle Times.