I try not to do too many “Yeah, what he said” posts. But Keith Olbermann put it so beautifully last night I can’t resist.
You can follow this link to the video and transcript, or just watch the embedded video below….
I particularly like Senator Kennedy’s observation, made again by Olbermann. “You mean, Mr. PResident, you are really prepared to put the lives of the American people at risk just to protect the phone companies?”
Stay tuned . . . .
You, the Internet user, have lost a huge battle today in Internet parliament. The free and open internet is being quickly handed over to corporate giants at the expense of ordinary people. This is not about helping artists, it is about empowering monopolistic practices.
looks a lot to me like the ITC not wanting to confront the public interest and competition problems (which PK filed on), and instead just finding that Qualcomm's patent is invalid, to sidestep the issue. But I am no expert on the strength of the patent https://t.co/OiQlC5MyLH
62.1 percent of all bankruptcies were because of medical bills. https://t.co/GBuGdtLJdk
The Republicans and the man in the White House have tried to repeal the Affordable Care Act at every turn. But the American people have come together time and time again to protect the ACA—and we’re not about to back down. https://t.co/BQzhSzq4Kr
We live in interesting times.
The best journalists of our days are two comedians, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, and one sportscaster, Keith Olbermann.
“We live in interesting times.” Isn’t that a Chinese Curse???
Olbermann was AWESOME.