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Jon Stewart + Bill Moyers
We’ll be the first to admit that we didn’t know Bill Moyers was even back on PBS, but nevertheless, it’s nice to see. By way of justification, for one of his first episodes, he’s done a really nice interview with Jon Stewart, which is amazingly candid and forthcoming in a way that’s almost impossible to see on The Daily Show. It’s very worth a watch.
Sweet, Sweet Municipal Water
We’re so happy to hear about this new trend in hoighty toighty restaurants. Many San Francisco and New York restaurants are now proudly serving tap water rather than pay the hefty cost, and heftier carbon footprint, of importing something which is supposed to be the most plentiful substance on earth.
This all reminds us of something we read recently detailing the true cost of Fiji water. It’s all particularly sad, when you realize that bottled water is really no safer for you than tap.
ShareGonzalez on the Block
This week’s testimony of Alberto Gonzalez before the Senate Judiciary Committee was certainly a reminder of just how far president Bush has fallen from what he claimed would be “an administration that reaches across the isle”. More chilling and insidious, however, are the constant, and mounting reminders that that we’re currently baring witness to the most secretive administration in United States history (more and more).
ShareDiscovery Does Planet Earth
In case you haven’t been watching the Discovery Channel’s amazing documentary series Planet Earth, here’s your friendly reminder to catch the wave. It is awe inspiring. As an added bonus, thanks to one of our favorite neighborhood blogs, we now have The Planet Earth Drinking Game.
ShareIs This the Bandwagon?
Our thoughts go out to the families and friends of the students killed at Virginia Tech yesterday. It’s a terrible tragedy which, if anything, illustrates the need for every human being to find a way to look past the option of violence as a problem solver.
Now, onto John McCain’s crumbling campaign. Sure, we could go after the timing of his speech reaffirming his belief in the Second Amendment, but mostly, we’d rather just use this as an opportunity to demonstrate how totally out of touch modern politicians have become. Is there really a massive base of voters who heard about this tragedy and instantly worried that this might endanger their right to bare arms? If so, let us know. I’d love to hear a cogent argument to that affect. Until then, can I borrow your gun? I just need it for a minute. I promise I’ll give it back.
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