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The Soundtrack of My Republican Life

June 18, 2013 by Edwin Lyngar Leave a Comment

Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Republicans, right wing talk show hosts, right wing politics, Republican politics

How Edwin Lyngar became disenchanted with the right-wing political climate in which he was raised.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Politics Tagged With: 2008 financial crisis, 2008 Nevada Republican Convention, American patriotism, beliefs, changing political parties, christianity, conservative politics, Evangelical Christianity, George W. Bush, Glenn Beck, identity labels, Iraq war, John McCain, libertarians, love of country, patriotism, political identity, President Obama, Racism, religion, Republican Convention 2008, Republican convention delegate, Republican politics, Republicans, Republicans for Obama, right wing talk show hosts, right-wing politics, Ron Paul, Ronald Reagan, rural America, Rush Limbaugh, Tea Party, values, veterans, Walter Mondale

Bush in Rehab

May 18, 2013 by The Weeklings 4 Comments

Can George W. Bush’s presidency be redeemed? Greg Olear takes a closer look.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Politics Tagged With: 9/11, Afganistan, Barack Obama, Boston Marathon, Bush II presidency, Bush's presidency, Chalres Krauthammer, David French, George W. Bush, George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, greg olear, Heritage Foundation, indefinite detention, Iraq, Medicare, National Review, Nicholas Kirstofs, Obama, politics, stephen colbert, Stephen F Knott, The Surge, The Weekend, Torture, totalitarianism

Owning Whiteness

April 2, 2013 by Justin Cascio 20 Comments

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Rather than defend against the charge, Justin Cascio attempts to define and possess his Whiteness.

Filed Under: Assumed Identities, On Race, The Good Life Tagged With: American Dream, American identity, animal farm, consciousness raising, converts, Dreams of My Father, Enlightenment, eradicating racism, expatriates, Faith, feminism, feminist men, gay white men, George Orwell, George W. Bush, identity, institutionalized racism, Manifest Destiny, Outsiders, passing, patriarchy, post-Columbian America, power, racial colorblindness, Racism, religion, social justice, the man, US history, white is a color, white men racism, white people, white people on race, White Privilege, white shame, whiteness

Was Karl Rove Really Canned by Fox News?

December 5, 2012 by Joanna Schroeder 3 Comments

Joanna Schroeder thinks we haven’t heard the last from Karl Rove.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: conspiracy theory, Ding Dong the Witch is Dead, Fox News, George W. Bush, Good Feed Blog, Karl Rove election fixing, Karl Rove Fired, Mitt Romney, Twitter

Misadventures in Campaign Journalism

November 20, 2012 by Lucy Berrington 2 Comments

How Lucy Berrington accidentally became the enemy of the left and the darling of the right.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Social Justice Tagged With: androgyny, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, campaign journalism, clarence lusane, dan milbank, denver law university, electoral blogs, gender and race, George W. Bush, GOP, Hillary Clinton, iowa caucus, Kathleen Parker, Lucy berrington, Maria Shriver, Maureen Dowd, misogyny, new hampshire primary, No More Mister Nice Blog, racism democrats, Republicans, Rupert Murdoch, sexism, the black history of the white house, the first woman president, Toni Morrison, war on women

Two Harvard Men Battle For President

November 5, 2012 by Liam Day 2 Comments

Liam Day asserts that as little as they or their supporters might like to admit, Obama and Romney have a lot in common.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Politics Tagged With: Bain Capital, Barack Obama, Brigham Young University, Columbia University, democrat, election, George W. Bush, Governor Curtis Guild, Harvard, Kim Townsend, Liam Day, manhood, Manhood at Harvard, Michael Kranish, Mitt Romney, Mormon, Occidental, politics, race, religion, republican, Robert Benchly, Scott Helman, Theodore Roosevelt, There are two types of people, Tip O'Neill

Game Over: Why Mitt Romney’s Windfall will be his Downfall [VIDEO]

November 5, 2012 by Cameron Conaway 2 Comments

Cameron Conaway believes investigative journalist Greg Palast just sunk Mitt Romney

Filed Under: Featured Content, Social Justice Tagged With: 2012 presidential election, Ann Romney, auto industry bail-out windfall, Barack Obama, Billionaires & Ballot Bandits, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, crew, Delphi Auto, Elliott Management, ethics law expert Dan Curry, felony extortion, George W. Bush, greg balast, Minister Louis Farrakhan, Mitt Romney, Mitt Romney's Bail-out Bonanza, mitt romneys secret, profiteering, Reverend Jeremiah Wright, romney blind trust, romney loses, Sarah Palin, Superstorm Sandy, UAW, United Auto Workers, US Office of Government Ethics, vulture attacks

The American Monarchy

October 2, 2012 by Carl Pettit 5 Comments

Americans remain fascinated with the birthright to rule.

Filed Under: Politics, Root Down, The Good Life Tagged With: American politics, American Revolution, American royalty, authority, Barack Obama, birthers, Democracy, elections, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, George Washington, governance, Hilary Clinton, legitimacy, politics, presidency, President, religion, royalty, U.S. Constitution

Is Anti-Islam Film This Campaign Season’s “Swift Boat” Effort?

September 17, 2012 by Mark Greene 33 Comments

Mark Greene asks is the YouTube release of Innocence of the Muslims actually aimed at the U. S. Presidential Election?

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, MegaSAHD, Uncategorized Tagged With: 2012 election, Alan Roberts, Ambassador Stevens death political, anti muslim film, anti-muslim film election scandal, gawker, George W. Bush, Good Feed Blog, Innocence of Muslims, Innocence of Muslims in Arabic, Innocence of Muslims porn director, J Christopher Stevens, John Kerry, Joseph Nassralla, LA Times, Mark Greene, Media for Christ, megasahd, Middle East policy, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, new york times, Sam Bacile, Swift Boat, The Huffington Post, YouTube

Suggestions For the GOP Playlist

August 28, 2012 by The Weeklings 2 Comments

Elissa Schappell wants to help the GOP select a great convention playlist, since all their favorite musicians won’t have anything to do with them.

Filed Under: A&E, Good Feed Blog Tagged With: 2012 election, Alice Cooper Schools Out, Barry Goldwater, Bon Jovi's Living on a Prayer, Bruce Springsteen, Cher, Church of Latter Day Saints, Dee Snider, Elissa Schappell, Flying Lizard Money, George W. Bush, GOP convention, Hello Dolly, John Cougar Mellancamp, Mitt Rombot, Mitt Romney, Moron, Mr Roboto, Occupy Wall Street, Paul Anka, Paul Ryan, Peter Gabriel, Pink Floyd's Money, Pink Houses, PMRC, Rage Against The Machine, Republican Convention, Rolling Stone, Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin Barracuda, Sledgehammer, Styx, The Boss, The hamster Song, The Rombot, The Scorpions Rock You Like a Hurricane, Tipper Gore, Tom Morello, Twisted Sister, You're Having My Baby

We Are All Pussy Riot, We Are All Waiting To Happen

August 20, 2012 by Ryan W. Bradley 26 Comments

Pussy Riot’s battle in Russia has revitalized the political backbone of the punk community, but it has also transcended punk.

Filed Under: A&E, Featured Content Tagged With: American Idiot, anti-Putin demonstration, Baby Boomers, benefits, Bob Dylan, cathedral, causes, censorship, Civil Rights movement, Culture, February 21 2012, feminism, feminist punk collective, former Soviet Union, George W. Bush, Green Day, hate crimes, hooliganism, internet, Iraq, Iraq invasion, Iraq war, Johnny Cash, justice, Moscow, new media, political protest, politics, prison sentence, protest, punk, punk band, punk music, punk scene, pussy riot, religious hatred, resistance, revolution, Rick Rubin, riot grrls, Russia, Russian culture, Russian politics, Sex Pistols, social media, Thermals, United States, vladimir putin, war on terror, war protest

Fast and Furious – Sympathy for the POTUS?

June 30, 2012 by Mark Ellis 5 Comments

The timing of the Fast and Furious investigation may be cause for GOP concern.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: Arizona SB 1070, Attorney General Holder, Border Patrol, Democrats, Eric Holder, Fast and Furious, Fonzie, Fortune Magazine, George W. Bush, GOP, Great American Panel, Happy Days, HBO, Joe Trippi, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Manhattan, Nina Easton, Obamacare, President Obama, Renew America, SCOTUS, Sean Hannity

Pride’s Progress: The Mainstreaming of Gay Culture

June 21, 2012 by Stefan Borst-Censullo 1 Comment

Stefan Borst-Censullo believes the mainstream success of Pride Parades means the gay rights movement is winning.

Filed Under: Gay Pride, Gay Pride Special Section, The Good Life Tagged With: 2000s, anti-gay bullying, bigotry, Born This Way, california, civil rights, civil unions, facebook, First Family, gay activism, gay community, gay marriage, gay pride, gay rights, gay-straight alliance, George Takei, George W. Bush, high school, homophobia, it gets better, junior prom, Karl Rove, Lady GaGa, Lawrence v Texas, lesbians, LGBT allies, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Malia and Sasha, Marriage equality, masculinity, Massachusetts, Perry v. Brown, politics, President Obama, pride parades, Prop 8, rainbow, sodomy, Supreme Court, Tennessee, U.S. Supreme Court, Westboro Baptist Church, White Privilege

Tim Kreider Spills His Guts

June 14, 2012 by Noah Brand 3 Comments

Noah Brand interviews noted essayist and cartoonist Tim Kreider on such subjects as art, language, masculinity, and the importance of Captain America.

Filed Under: A&E, Featured Content Tagged With: art, Avengers, B. Kliban, calligraphy, Captain America, cartooning, cartoons, essays, gender performativity, George W. Bush, lettering, masculinity, Noah Brand, Tim Kreider

HBO Says ‘Sorry’ for Decapitated GW Bush Head

June 14, 2012 by Joanna Schroeder 2 Comments

Turns out a recycled George W Bush prosthetic head was used in the filming of Game of Thrones… Oops.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: David Benioff, DB Weiss, Game of thrones, George W. Bush, GW Bush, HBO, POTUS, Season One DVD

Is Our President a Stoner?

May 27, 2012 by Justin Cascio Leave a Comment

Justin Cascio muses on how our presidents’ affections toward mary-jane makes them relatable, not disgraceful.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: Barry Obama, David Maraniss, Dubya, George W. Bush, Good Feed Blog, Harold and Kumar, Justin Cascio, marajuana, Maraniss, President Obama, The Huffington Post

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Pregnant Boys: Chicago’s Teen Pregnancy Campaign Sparks Conversation

Chicago is shocking the world with its 2013 teen pregnancy prevention campaign, which features pregnant teenage boys.

Supreme Court Rules Proof of Citizenship Not Required for Voter Registration

The Supreme Court has ruled against an Arizona law that requires voters to provide proof of citizenship in addition to a driver’s license before they can register to vote.

Utah Boy Scout Leaders Reprimanded for Joining Gay Pride Parade

During the Utah Pride Parade earlier this month, two Scout leaders marched as part of a larger group of participants in Scouting uniforms, incurring the ire of the local and national councils.

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The French Were Getting Married on Google Plus Before It Was Cool (Video)

Before France legalized same-sex marriage on May 18 of this year, the French people and Google decided to take matters into their own hands—and computers.

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