Who would have guessed that it's a Labour Party minister scaring the postal union into accepting full privatization or else they lose everything? From the conservatives, of course, but from the left? Peter Mandelson is the minister who lost his temper because the Starbucks CEO properly recognized that Europe is in trouble and the UK is the worst off of the bunch. Privatization of trains and the subway in the UK has been a failure - unless you like high prices and shoddy service - so it's a mystery why anyone wants to promote even more of it. It's also interesting to see that banks are going in the opposite direction under New Labour. Full story...
In honor of Thanksgiving, I found this video on YouTube titled "Crappy Canadian Thanksgiving." It's, well, a bit odd.
For anyone who likes eating fish, the sustainability question is always a big issue. I grew up eating fish (rockfish, bluefish, weakfish, sea bass, flounder, porgy) and still today, would prefer eating fish over most anything else.
It's definitely good news that he is visiting Copenhagen though the timing is odd. If he decides to actively engage in the move for change, even better.
Maureen Dowd weighs in on the firing/resignation of White House counsel Greg Craig, and what it says about Barack Obama.
Jesse Lee is our blog contact at the White House. He's one of the few normal people working there. Seems he popped the question at the State Dinner last night.
I heard about this yesterday. The Guardian has a story on it. What do you think?
A racist image of Michelle Obama which depicts the first lady with monkey features has sparked controversy.
From Nate Silver, via Jed Lewison at DKos:
If I were Blanche's Lincoln's Chief of Staff, my advice to her would be as follows:Vote for cloture.
Howard Dean:
"I think that [Lieberman] is a very complicated guy," said Dean. "He does [confuse me] because he says he's a principled guy but there's nothing principled about holding up a bill.
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