EYKW: When Did That Light Bulb Go Off In Their Head

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

The economy has slowed to a standstill, the oceans are dying, the good faith and credit of the nation is at risk; and the best the House GOP can do is go to bat for the incandescent lightbulb.

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The economy has slowed to a standstill, the oceans are dying, the good faith and credit of the nation is at risk; and the best the House GOP can do is go to bat for the incandescent lightbulb.Good quote from a Political Wire blogger about the GOP trying to keep the future from happening.They don't like:GaysScienceIndependent womenMinoritiesImmigrantsAnd MuslimsThat leaves an ever diminishing cohort of angry white people to keep them afloat. Can't they see that history has already pulled the plug on them?Get out of that Free Lunch Line and donate to Oz. Your green pays for our lean, mean screams.

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