From the Tumblelog March 14-20, 2010

March 20

Glenn Beck's Christian America is Hardly Christian

Why Conservative Christians So Often Fail the Common Good (Part 2)

Finn says - If someone crashes a car on purpose, it's not a car accident. It's a car on-purpose.

March 19 

at Elliot's lacrosse practice

first time I've seen this: Websense corporate firewall blocks a website for being in the category "Pro-Life"

March 18

Study Links Religion and Racism

Cutting spending and raising taxes won't save us

CBO: Health-care reform bill cuts deficit by $1.3 trillion over 20 years, covers 95%

March 17

Bipartisan processes that don't lead to bipartisan votes

March 16

na: subpop

Yup.

Long time coming, eh? We couldn’t be more excited to welcome the legendary SubPop label to eMusic. With a label like this, it’s hard to know where to start: do you dive back to the pre-grunge ’80s for classics by Green River? The post-grunge ’90s for groundbreaking work by Sebadoh and Seaweed? Or do you start with the present, with bands like Iron & Wine and The Thermals, and move backward? The great thing about SubPop is there really is no wrong way to go about it. The label is so loaded with classics that almost any place you dive in is the perfect starting point.

Right-wing media attack "Slaughter solution" as unprecedented, but GOP "set new records" for its use

March 15

Hey, Mr. Falwell, Read Your Bible

March 14

Op-Ed Columnist - What Obama Stands For - NYTimes.com

Bob Shallit: IRS visits Sacramento carwash in pursuit of 4 cents - Sacramento Business, Housing Market News | Sacramento Bee