Let’s see, seven stand-alone posts in one day on the Foley scandal. How about some other, non-Foley stories that I didn’t get to today?<\/p>\n
* Wal-Mart: always awful business practices. Always<\/a>.<\/p>\n * Markos Moulitsas (you know, Kos) makes a compelling argument<\/a> for “The Case for the Libertarian Democrat.”<\/p>\n * I’m amazed reporters are still getting the story wrong<\/a> about Democrats taking Abramoff money. (They didn’t.)<\/p>\n * I’m even more amazed Bill O’Reilly suggested<\/a>, with a straight face, that “religious fundamentalists” have “no influence” on politicians and the media.<\/p>\n * Ned Lamont has a good new ad called, “Message<\/a>”<\/p>\n * I’m not positive, but Chris Mooney, whose great book is now out in paperback, sounds almost as busy<\/a> as me. * John Tester shows how to oppose the Patriot Act with pride<\/a>.<\/p>\n * The Christian Coalition of America has a new president<\/a>. Political world responds: “The Christian what?”<\/p>\n
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\n* As far as Sebastian Mallaby is concerned, “Because Democrats disagree with my ideas, they are the party of no ideas<\/a>.”<\/p>\n