Blender Storm alerted us in the comments to this story; William Bolthouse, the carrot farmer best known for Bolthouse Farms, the makers of various dressings, fruit and vegetable drinks, and other carrot products has donated $100,000 to fight for the anti-gay marriage amendment in California.
Seems like a rather bad move since many gays and lesbians consume their products, myself included. However, it's clear that they have a quite a history of being controvercial. And even though Mr. Bolthouse is not the current "owner" the family still holds a 43% stake in the company. Full story...
It looks like whatever murky international ties to the finances of Bill Clinton have been addressed and Barack Obama plans to name Hillary Clinton as his Secretary of State.
Paging Tina Fey, we need one more skit from you... it doesn't get any better/worse than this. The failed GOP Veep candidate gabs about the greatness of small business and happy turkeys while the fowl is offed behind her.
Cross-posted at Project Vote's blog, Voting Matters
Weekly Voting Rights News Update
By Erin Ferns
Following an historic turnout in the 2008 election comes a flurry of election reform agendas from both sides of the battle over voting rights.
As always, this is a difficult day. I’ve been aware of Transgender Day of Remembrance since its first year, and have always commemorated it in some way each year.
Today is the Transgender Day of Remembrance. It is a solemn day where our community comes together to remember and honor those lost to anti-transgender hate and violence.
Just pathetic...these folks never sleep. Yes on 8's Ron Prentice brags about the $urplus of cash they have, then makes a pitch for more buxx.
I woke up tired this morning, after a really restless night of sleep. I dreamed I was in a hostage situation, and because I had to go to the restroom, the hostage takers were going to likely discover I was trans -- it was pretty clear to me in the dream that if those folks found out I was trans that I would be considered an spiritual abomination, and would be killed.
From Fight Out Loud, Hate Crimes in 2008:
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I first read the play Hamlet when I was 13 years old. Although I refused to read any assigned books in English class, I secretly read a bunch of unassigned books on the side.
GM, Ford and Chrysler CEOs trotted up to the hill to beg for your tax dollars to bail them out because, well, Big Auto is failing.
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