The Daily Show's Larry Wilmore gives the 411 on the "new" face of crime.
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The Daily Show's Larry Wilmore gives the 411 on the "new" face of crime.
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The New White Face of Crime | ||||
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Posted by AIR at 5:49 PM 0 comments
Labels: crime, jon stewart, larry wilmore, the daily show, Wall Street
I'm a Democrat." These famous words were spoken by Will Rogers, but they are still very relevant today. With the Republicans engaged in an internecine battle over the very soul of their party at best, or just running around like chickens with their heads cut off at worst; it should be easy for the Democrats to enact and pass whatever they want. And after eight years of Bush, this is definitely the time to enact real CHANGE. However, instead of maximizing the advantage of the Presidency and the wide legislative margins in Congress, they are playing prevent defense on themselves.
At a time when the nation is in the most perilous period that it has experienced at least in my lifetime, the conservative members of the party want to do what the Republicans can't, and slow down the Administration's agenda (which is only mildly progressive if you ask me).
What I want to know (and I’m asking this entirely rhetorically) is “What the hell were they doing for the last eight years?” While Bush was pulling a Kanye and saying, “Y’all can’t tell me nothin’;” the Democrats were embodying the title of that Roots tune “Don’t Say Nothing.” Where were their voices of fiscal restraint? Where were their voices calling for investigations into the questionable and sometimes illegal practices of the previous administration? Where were their voices of dissent then? They were nowhere to be found. They were real quiet; acting like D’Bo had just rolled up on them or something. Now that it is time for the mess to be cleaned up, they want to object. Now that it is time for action, they want to rise up and say "slow down." It is downright appalling.
No one would be happier than I if the Republicans wandered around in the wilderness for years out of power; however, they really do not have anything to worry about. The Democrats, even when they have all of the tools necessary to succeed, find a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. With the Conservadems doing their thing, the Right will be back on top before they know it.
Rachel Maddow expounds more elegantly on the situation below.
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Posted by AIR at 6:55 PM 0 comments
Labels: conservadems, democrats, msnbc, rachel maddow, republicans
Kid Cudi's "Day N' Nite" is one of my favorite songs of the past year. This is probably due to the overwhelmingly catchy beat. A beat so popular that several rappers have decided to spit their own verses over it; the best probably coming from Joell Ortiz and Jim Jones (yes, i really did just say Jim Jones). Hey, he can't rap on his own songs, but he's killer on other people's hits.
I'm also a big fan of the acoustic sound and that is why this video of London's Little Boots doing a cover of Day N' Nite is so fascinating. From what I understand, she is a classically trained musician and DJ who is currently lighting up the charts over the pond. She is also a performer at the upcoming SXSW festival next week, so if you are in the Austin area you might want to check her out.
Posted by AIR at 10:07 PM 0 comments
Labels: day n nite, dj, kid cudi, little boots, music, sxsw
President Obama is known for his cool demeanor, and it has definitely served him well in his political career thus far. However, I must admit that I would love to see him "lay the smack down" on the Republicans more often. Saturday Night Live offers us a glimpse into what that might look like.
Posted by AIR at 4:06 PM 0 comments
Labels: Barack Obama, Dwayne Johnson, saturday night live, the rock