This brief video explains the genesis of Drew Carey’s successful Reason.tv program.
On a side note, I recall reading an article on Drew Carey in National Review, where they spotlighted on the libertarian views that were to their liking (health care, environmentalists, etc.). It covered his political standing much more in depth.
On Jon Stewart’s Daily Show, Bill O’Reilly claimed himself “an anarchist,” and said that there was “no part” of the federal government that he likes. I find this particularly odd considering how belligerently he spewed forth pro-death propaganda for our *current* illegal wars, repeatedly telling Americans crying out for reasoned debate to “Shut-up” on the state’s mouth piece, Fox News.
If Barack Obama had these even these remote ties he would be blasted over and over for it by the Republicans.
Portions of this video have been making the rounds on Atlanta news stations, due to the disbanding of the dance team featured for one year. District administration officials suspended the activities of the extra-curricular group after complaints by parents. This is clearly a First Amendment issue, as these girls are expressing themselves through dance at a public function. The performance of the dance was not exceptionally distasteful, but I can see how some may view it as inappropriate for girls of that age. I think it is hardly different from the latest Beyonce video that can be seen on MTV or VH1 whenever it is that they actually show music videos.
Iraq Veterans Against the War placed it’s first major network television commercial on NBC, just after Obama was sworn into office. According to IVAW, all of the production services were donated by various organizations and members from across the country put together a huge effort to get this 30 second TV spot in major metropolitan areas.
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