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  • The House Progressive Caucus, Unlike the Freedom Caucus, Is Sane

    11/05/2021 2:57:03 PM PDT · by Paladin2 · 20 replies
    nymag.com ^ | Nov. 4, 2021 | By Jonathan Chait
    The House Progressive Caucus has drawn scorn for its hardball tactic of holding up the bipartisan infrastructure bill in order to pressure moderate Democrats to support President Biden’s larger climate and social policy initiatives. “The liberals’ tactics,” observed the New York Times last month, “were reminiscent of those employed by the ultraconservative House Freedom Caucus, whose members routinely threatened to withhold their bloc of votes unless Republican leaders met their demands.” The Freedom Caucus has cultivated a toxic reputation in Washington for its destructive predilections, issuing impossible and constantly changing demands with no clear goal except derailing legislation of almost...
  • Cards Against Humanity buys land on Mexican border to stump Trump's wall plan

    11/15/2017 8:44:15 AM PST · by EdnaMode · 88 replies
    CNN ^ | November 15, 2017 | Aaron Smith
    Cards Against Humanity, an irreverent card game company known for its attention-seeking pranks, says it bought land on the U.S.-Mexico border to block President Trump from building his wall. The Chicago company said on its website that this was part of a holiday promotion, for which customers could contribute to the wall-blocking project with $15 purchases for surprise gift packages. On Wednesday morning, just a few hours after the launching the program on Tuesday, Cards Against Humanity said it was sold out. "Donald Trump is a preposterous golem who is afraid of Mexicans," said Cards Against Humanity on its web...
  • Update: 30,000 People Really Did Buy Poop On Black Friday

    12/16/2014 7:02:05 AM PST · by Responsibility2nd · 36 replies
    laist ^ | 12/13/2014 | Juliet Bennett Rylah
    On Black Friday, we told you that 30,000 people may have purchased actual poop in a box. Today, we're pleased to report that it's true: 30,000 Americans bought poop. The offer came from Cards Against Humanity—that filthy, hilarious mab libs card game created by a few Highland Park, Illinois residents that markets itself as a "party game for terrible people." They claimed to be offering 'actual bull****' for a mere $6 to U.S. residents only. They were very clear that customers should expect to receive feces from a live bull in a box delivered to their door, and nothing more....
  • Bill Banning Red-Light Cameras Signed into Law

    03/23/2009 10:42:29 PM PDT · by george76 · 36 replies · 1,723+ views
    Jackson Free Press ^ | March 23, 2009
    Among the bills signed into law by Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour on Friday is House Bill 1568, which bans the use of cameras to catch motorists running red lights. Mississippi joins at least eight other states in banning the automated technology, including neighboring Arkansas.
  • Gay Activists Target Businesses

    08/28/2008 8:50:05 AM PDT · by djsherin · 19 replies · 293+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | August 28, 2008 | TAMARA AUDI
    When William Bolthouse, a California philanthropist, donated $100,000 in March to support a proposition to ban gay marriage in California, calls and emails poured in -- not to Mr. Bolthouse, but to the corporate offices of a company that bears his name -- even though he sold it three years earlier. "It wasn't us, it's not our fault," says Jeffrey Dunn, now the chief executive of Bolthouse Farms, whose juice bottles are sold at upscale markets such as Whole Foods. Bolthouse Farms is the latest target in what has become an increasingly bitter political fight in California. As gay-rights activists...
  • CA$h-strapped state starts eyeing business tax breaks

    02/09/2003 8:52:33 AM PST · by NormsRevenge · 11 replies · 247+ views
    Sac Bee ^ | 2/9/03 | Aurelio Rojas
    <p>California chicken farmers do not pay state sales taxes for products they use as litter and resell as fertilizer.</p> <p>Fuel sold to commercial airlines with destinations outside the United States also is exempt from the state sales and use tax.</p>