The Gateway (Baruch Dayan Haemet.Edition)
It is undeniable, so stop denying it. A vote for Romney is a vote to overturn Roe. To believe otherwise, one would need to be developmentally disabled, delusional, or Andrea Peyser.
Important endorsement of Mitt by a guy you never heard of.
Time Warner is back up in Carroll Gardens and the Canal has overflowed, but it's time to stop thinking about personal matter and reflect on the really important questions, like "how will this affect the election?"
Polls go flaccid. Oct. 29: Polling Slows As Storm Wreaks Havoc fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com
The thinking (perhaps not the best choice of words) behind Romney's stance against disaster relief. Why Romney Came Out Against FEMA www.tnr.com
Romney efforts impede actual relief. Romney’s unhelpful “storm relief” www.salon.com
Chait: ... the attempt to wall disaster response off from politics in the aftermath of a disaster is an attempt to insulate Republicans from the consequences of their policies....The GOP is the party arguing for splurging on a long vacation at the beach rather than repairing the roof. Naturally, they want to have this argument only when it’s sunny and never when it’s raining." Why Democrats Are Right to Politicize Sandy nymag.com
Yesterday morning, Domestic Partner went hysterical when she read a post on Park Slope Parents saying Zone B (where we live) was being evacuated. At that very moment, the Mayor was live on TV saying something quite to the contrary, but who are you going to believe, the Mayor or a blog post (actually, most times, a blog post).
WFMU Record fair Cancelled. http://wfmu.org/
I think I'm voting for the guy who wanted to stop the seas from rising
Galewyn Massey laments that 46th AD GOP Assembly candidate Thomas McCarthy has no scenario for victory, but it turns out McCarthy had a secret plan.
Ruby Diaz Sr.'s complaints about the Senate GOP and corruption are not too different from my own. Ruby also makes a salient point about the NY Post's focus only upon convictions and accusations against non-white Senators, though Ruby's own list of white miscreants somehow misses the name of Carl Kruger (funny that).
Nice article from April about a mentor of mine, Justice Herbert Kramer, who just passed away. Herbie was a true pioneer in areas like drug treatment, the rights of the disabled, and mortgage foreclosure abuses. Herbie told him to vote for it. "We don't believe in beating people up." Perhaps Joe Hayon should give that some thought. The funeral service for Judge Kramer will be held Wednesday, October 31, 2012 at 12:00pm at Shomrei Hadas, 3803 14th Avenue, in Brooklyn. Baruch Dayan Haemet. Sentinel on the Bench | Brooklyn Daily Eagle www.brooklyneagle.com Post new comment |