29 Aug

The BoBo Carnival of Politics – August 29, 2010 Edition

Posted by: The BoBo  //  Category: Carnival, Conservative, Liberals, Politics, Republicans, blogs

Hi All – here is this week’s requisite carnival – If you read yesterday’s post – you’ll understand that I didn’t take much time at all to read through all of these.  I apologize to my contributors – I generally try to read everyone’s submissions.

As always – I hope you enjoy them.  If you do, please head on over to the contributor’s blogs’ and let them know.



Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Easy But Impossible posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently characterized the likelihood of a resolution from upcoming U.S.-force-fed peace talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas as “difficult but possible.” He has it exactly backwards—it is easy but impossible.”

Jason Hammond presents Dismantling of America?s Military posted at FreeOrBound.

Buck Says presents More Economic Bad News posted at Buck Says, saying, “Obama is making progress on his economic plans for America”

Independent

Andrew Syrios presents America: It?s Time To Stand Up And Scream ?We Want New Leadership? posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Liberal

Ron Delfs presents Biggest Lessons Learned from the Gulf Spill posted at Environmental Science Degrees.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents My Dream For Glenn Beck … And America posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

vjack presents “Bigotry” is to the Left as “un-American” is to the Right posted at Red State Progressive.

Miscellaneous

Woman Tribune presents Blogging is Activism — 6 Blogging Events to Get Involved In posted at Woman Tribune.

Jay Smith presents 5 Biggest US Drug Busts posted at Criminal Justice University.

Madoline Hatter presents 25 Fascinating Historical Facts About Beer posted at College Crunch.

Brenda Chapman presents 10 Types of Shelters for Natural Disasters posted at Construction Management Schools.

Jena Ellis presents 10 Ways to Alleviate Road Rage posted at Online Certificate Programs.

Carla presents The State of Fear | Sacred Witness posted at Sacred Witness.

Glowing Face Man presents Questions on Work posted at Xamuel.com, saying, “I’m trying to get people to ask some questions about labor/work. Question which I think people really ought to be a little more concerned with, but somehow slip right past everyone.”

Silicon Valley Blogger presents Historical Gas Prices: Economic Indicator? posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “Thanks!”

News

Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for August 23, 2010 posted at letters2america, saying, “When will we ever learn…about tolerance or what works and what doesn’t in geo-political affairs?”

Roger Elmore presents 10 Tell-Tale Signs You?re a Tourist posted at Hospitality Management Schools.

Todd Jensen presents 5 Biggest US Human Smuggling Busts posted at Forensic Colleges.

CreditShout Kevin presents Final Provisions From The CARD Act of 2009 In Place posted at CreditShout.

Politics

AndrosenDsouza presents Top 25 Up and Coming Think Tanks in the US posted at Masters in Public Policy, saying, “Political thought and concern for the public agenda is central to many think tanks. This is a list of 25 such organizations you may be hearing more about.”

Republican

Dividist presents Ten in Ten Wherein we explore the prospects for restoring divided government by means of the GOP winning the Senate posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “The Dividist 2010 election prediction: The GOP wins 8 or 9 more Senate seats outright, then takes majority control by flipping Lieberman and/or Nelson. They fall a few seats short in the House and Nancy Pelosi continues as Speaker of the House.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of The BoBo Carnival of Politics using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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22 Aug

The BoBo Carnival of Politics August 22, 2010 Edition

Posted by: The BoBo  //  Category: Carnival, Conservative, Liberals, Politics, blogs, libertarian

Welcome again one and all to another great carnival of politics.  We have some goods once again.  Might I suggest you check out the limerick from Mad Kane regarding the ground zero mosque as well as Scott Spiegel’s and Dividist’s posts on the same subject. All are good.

Enjoy!



 

Conservative

Jason Hammond presents Daily Kos Weak Argument on Net Neutrality posted at FreeOrBound.

Jason Hammond presents Federal Hijacking of Land posted at FreeOrBound.

Scott Spiegel presents Obama: “I Actually Supported the Mosque Before I Opposed It” posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Just because those who wish to build the mosque have the legal right to do so does not mean that the majority of New Yorkers and Americans who oppose its construction have no legal recourse in preventing it from being built. Call my suggestions the libertarian approach to preventing the Ground Zero mosque from fulfilling its planners’ intentions.”

NotYourDaddy presents A Culture of Complacency and Entitlement posted at Government is not your Daddy., saying, “After rising from a handful of colonies to the richest and most powerful nation in the world, our country is now declining at an alarming rate under a collapsing economy and a culture of complacency and entitlement.”

Liberal

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Mosque Mockery posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Libertarian

Dividist presents Of Maxims and Mosques and Monticello and Mojo posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “In America, in matters of religious tolerance there are no close calls, there is no qualification of first principles, and the first amendment is not location dependent.”

Miscellaneous

Alvaro Cramton presents Top 20 Small Town Mayors Shaking Things Up (In a Good Way) posted at Master of Public Administration, saying, “Small town mayors may not have the biggest budgets, but they can sometimes impact their communities on a much more significant scale. Here are 20 small town mayors who are changing things in a good way.”

Consumer Boomer presents Obama’s Chrysler, Nixon’s Watergate, Clinton’s Lewinsky? Could Really This Be True? posted at Consumer Boomer, saying, “This goes beyond corruption in high places – to gross criminal actions on the part of our government!What a crooked government we have!!!!! Vote ‘em all out…November, 2010!”

Ava Moore presents 10 Unforgettable Judges posted at Court Reporter School.

Nesher presents George Bush reading book upside down posted at Best Hoaxes and Pranks.

News

Batya presents Why Israel? posted at Shiloh Musings.

Consumer Boomer presents ICE Receives “Vote of NO Confidence” Is Amnesty Coming? posted at Consumer Boomer, saying, “The union that represents the field agents at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has unanimously passed a “vote of no confidence” for the agency’s leadership, saying ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) has “abandoned” its core mission of protecting the public to support a political agenda favoring amnesty.”

Politics

susan presents Top 50 Public Policy Bloggers posted at Masters in Public Policy, saying, “The rise of Internet technology has made it possible for a number of people to share their thoughts on public policy. This lists the top 50 blogs about the subject.”

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15 Aug

The BoBo Carnival of Politics August 15, 2010 Edition

Posted by: The BoBo  //  Category: Carnival, Conservative, Democrats, Liberals, Politics, libertarian

Holy crap!  I guess when you schedule a carnival out for two weeks it gives everyone time to submit – we have 29 to choose from this week.  Some may seem questionable on the surface as to whether they are related to politics – but – once you go read them you can see how it fits.

I want to thank all of the contributors.  For my readers – please thank them by visiting their blogs and commenting – I’m sure they will appreciate it.

If you also noticed – I’ve been posting quite frequently lately.  Yes, I still have the eye problem (Adie’s Pupil – google it) – but – I’ve been using drops that contract the pupil so it has been helping.  I hope to continue that string of posting and bringing the popularity up on this blog again.

So – browse these articles and feel free to comment here and at the contributors’ blogs.  ENJOY!

Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Pelosi Lauds “Most Ethical Congress in Herstory” posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “In 2006 Congressional Democrats campaigned on the conceit that Republicans were corrupt up to their coke-filled noses and incapable of governing so much as a taco stand, and that the country was yearning for a breath of fresh air from the party that brought us Gary Condit, William Jefferson, Cynthia McKinney, Jim McGreevey, John Murtha, Eliot Spitzer, and Eric Massa.”

Jason Hammond presents START Treaty Should Not Be Ratified posted at FreeOrBound, saying, “This START treaty is a farce and is not worthy of Senate ratification.”

Jason Hammond presents Continued Catering of Illegals posted at FreeOrBound.

Scott Spiegel presents A Tale of Two Pauls posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Train wreck legislation like ObamaCare is worth repealing, but if Medicare and Medicaid are running out of money, and Social Security is in the red, why shouldn’t we go after every entitlement shibboleth? What principle, applied consistently, would nudge us to nullify ObamaCare but leave Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid shiny and intact?”

Democrat

June Tree presents Are You Ready For A Social Security System Overhaul? posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “A look at our social security system.”

June Tree presents Paying For College: How To Reduce Student Debt posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “I discuss the issue of student debt and federal student loan aid.”

Independent

Mark Graybill presents Top 10 Reasons the U.S. Needs Terrorists posted at War Sporks.

Andrew Syrios presents Political Terms Are Useless | SwiftEconomics.com posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Andrew Syrios presents The Uselessness of Political Terminology: Part 2 | SwiftEconomics.com posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Randy Miller presents Distracted posted at Welcome.

Liberal

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Why So ?Liberal? With Charlie Rangel Coverage? posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Jordy Clements presents The Concert for Equality in Omaha Mixes Music and Politics | Omaha.net posted at Omaha Event Reviews, saying, “The Concert for Equality was the most important concert in Omaha this summer, a mix of music and politics in reaction to the Fremont illegal immigrant law. Bright Eyes, Cursive, a reformed Desaparecidos, and more performed at the sold out Benson show.”

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Judge Walker’s Critics — Divorced From Reason posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Open Limerick To Robert Gibbs and President Obama posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Libertarian

Andrew Syrios presents Things We Should Be Allowed To Do ? Part 1: Sell Our Own Organs posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Andrew Syrios presents Bringing Back Military Slavery posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Andrew Syrios presents Is The United States Going Bankrupt? posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Miscellaneous

Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for August 2, 2010 posted at letters2america.

Andrew Syrios presents Should the New Health Care Plan Cover Birth Control? posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Roger Elmore presents 20 Most Common Liquids Thrown Away By Airport Security posted at Hospitality Management Schools.

Roger Elmore presents 10 Ways to Know You’re a True Southerner posted at Hospitality Management Schools.

Mark Davies presents 30 Strangest Presidential Gifts Ever Exchanged posted at Online Masters Degree, saying, “Here are thirty of the most unusual gifts that a United States president has received while in office, to enrich your knowledge of presidential trivia. We can’t say for sure that they’re the absolute strangest, but they’re certainly not something you could pick up at the local Hallmark store!”

Wenchypoo presents The Peril of False Bottoms posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.

News

Women’s Eye on Media presents Celebrities Take to Twitter to Celebrate the Overturn of Prop 8 posted at Women’s Eye on Media.

Wenchypoo presents Beware the VAT–Why the Consumption Tax is Possible posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket, saying, “A warning call was yelled last year on VAT, and I wrote about it and submitted it here. This makes it #2. Three strikes, and we’re pretty much out.”

Politics

Joseph Gottlieb presents Top 25 Young Organizations Revolutionizing Public Policy posted at Masters in Public Policy, saying, “You may not have heard about some organizations listed here, but each one, all nonprofit organizations, has opened doors to debate, solutions to problems and/or awareness about political agendas.”

Engelbert Hudson presents 50 Excellent Twitter Accounts Every Public Administrator Should Follow posted at Master of Public Administration, saying, “It is possible to find and follow a wide variety of people with good public administration insights. Here are 50 great Twitter accounts for public administrators.”

smrtas1 presents Obamacare Determines What Insurance Companies Will Pay For posted at Conservative Patriot HQ.

Joel presents Auto Insurance Reform | Dear Congressman: A Plea For Car Insurance Reform posted at Car Insurance Comparison, saying, “A fun look at a scenario where the government attempts to pass “car insurance reform”!”

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02 Aug

The BoBo Carnival of Politics August 1 2010 Edition

Posted by: The BoBo  //  Category: Carnival, Politics, blogs

Hello All and welcome to the BoBo Carnival of Politics – as you have undoubtedly noticed – about the only thing I’ve been posting lately is these carnivals. I apologize – but – I promise I will try to make a better effort to start posting again. I have A LOT of work to do to bring this blog back in line again! In the meantime – check out these latest submissions.

Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents I Guess Tax Cuts Stimulate the Economy After All posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “Now that it’s become obvious to everyone except Paul Krugman that runaway government spending does not mystically create wealth, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has been caught admitting to the House Financial Services Committee last Thursday, 18 months after the stimulus bill failed, “Extending the Bush tax cuts will strengthen the economy.””

Democrat

Silicon Valley Blogger presents Should The U.S. Banking Industry Be Regulated? Thoughts On Financial Reform posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “Thoughts on the U.S. banking industry and whether it needs to be regulated.”

Liberal

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Refudiating Sarah posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Sarah Certa presents I’m a Mama, but no Mama Grizzly posted at Here & Now.

Libertarian

Dividist presents ACLU: If you liked the Bush/Cheney Unitary Executive, you’ll love the bigger and badder Obama Unitary Executive posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “header_draft9_Dan.png ACLU: If you liked the Bush/Cheney Unitary Executive, you’ll love the Obama Unitary Executive. By mw | Related entries in 2008 Election, Civil Liberties, Constitution, Democrats, Obama This week the ACLU released a disturbing report documenting the permanent enshrinement of the Bush/Cheney definition of the Unitary Executive by the Obama administration. With the tacit acceptance of the Democratic Congress, the balance of power continues to shift heavily to the executive branch. While distressing, the report is unsurprising as it became clear in the first few weeks of the new administration that Obama’s campaign rhetoric of rolling back the Bush/Cheney power grab was just that – empty campaign rhetoric.”

Politics

Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for July 23, 2010 posted at letters2america, saying, “The majority must once again control The Senate. The filibuster cloture rule is the key.”

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18 Jul

The The BoBo Carnival of Politics July 18 2010 Edition

Posted by: The BoBo  //  Category: Carnival, Conservative, Liberals, Politics, blogs, libertarian

Hey All – thanks for coming again.  I know I have not been posting anything at all lately – this freakin’ Adie’s Pupil is kicking my ass.  I sit behind a computer all day – by the time I get home I have a freakin’ headache and just don’t feel like dealing with anything else.  Fortunately, I at least have this Carnival that keeps me going for at least once a week.

I’m 8 months in to this disorder.  The ophthalmologist says it generally resolves itself anywhere between 3 to 12 months.  Lets hope I’m going to wake up one morning and be fine again.  There is so much shit going on in politics that I would love to blog about – but – my evenings are screwed.  I promise I will try to at least get one post in a week other than this carnival.

In the meantime – enjoy this week’s submissions.  These are absolutely great and I certainly appreciate all the bloggers who continue to submit each week.  Please drop by their blogs and let them know what you think of their posts whether you agree or disagree.

William jones presents Walmart Hates Cancer…………Patients! posted at Libertarian Stoner, saying, “A man with inoperable brain cancer was fired by Walmart after 3 years of employment for using marijuana to relieve his pain.”

Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Health Care Rationing: A Love Story posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “What kind of benevolent dictator would declare his love for Britain’s stingy, depressing, complicated, cold and arbitrary National Health Service by describing it as “generous, hopeful, confident, joyous and just”?”

Buck presents The Race Card posted at Buck Says, saying, “NAACP plays the race card to swing the Black vote in November, hoping to maintain the vote for the Obama camp .”

Liberal

Madeleine Begun Kane presents David Vitter?s Traylor Travails posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents The Birth Of Lunacy posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Libertarian

William jones presents Apocalypse Now: Costa Rica posted at Libertarian Stoner, saying, “Costa Rica to be bombarded by 7,000 marines over drug war!”

Miscellaneous

vjack presents Why Do We Deny Teachers Basic Constitutional Rights? posted at Atheist Revolution.

Silicon Valley Blogger presents Roth IRA Rules & Tips: 2010 and Beyond posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “A look at the rules of retirement. Leaning on the IRA when social security is not enough.”

Politics

Super Saver presents Taxes are Going Up – No Surprise posted at My Wealth Builder.

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11 Jul

The BoBo Files Carnival of Politics – July 11 2010 Edition

Posted by: The BoBo  //  Category: Carnival, Conservative, Democrats, Liberals, Politics, blogs, libertarian

 

Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for July 2, 2010 posted at letters2america.

Scott Spiegel presents Obama to Gulf Tarballs: “We Are Not Amused” posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “It’s no coincidence that the Tea Party movement is springing up now, 235 years after the original Boston Tea Party. Barack Obama is the closest thing this country has had to royalty since King George III. And I don’t mean that in a good way.”

Andrew Hall presents Introducing Laughing In Purgatory University! posted at Laughing In Purgatory, saying, “If Glenn Beck can do an online University so can I!”

Conservative

Scott Spiegel presents Conservatives: 4½ Justices Good Enough For Us! posted at Scott Spiegel, saying, “President Obama called arguments against Supreme Court Justice nominee Elena Kagan’s confirmation “pretty thin gruel.” That’s funny—I call no judicial experience and scant, conflicting legal theorizing in print “a short stack of hotcakes.”"

Paul Gable presents Clarence Thomas’ Gift to America posted at Paul Gable.

Liberal

Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for June 25, 2010 posted at letters2america, saying, “Where do we go now in Afghanistan? Home is probably the best answer.”

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Those Sorry Republicans posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Supreme Story posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.

vjack presents Republican Party Embraces BP posted at Red State Progressive.

Libertarian

Andrew Syrios presents Nullification and Civil Disobedience posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Andrew Syrios presents Keith Olbermann vs. Glenn Beck: Who is the Bigger Douchebag? – MSNBC vs. Fox News: Which Sucks More? | SwiftEconomics.com posted at SwiftEconomics.com.

Miscellaneous

Stefanie presents Some Old Time-y Justice | WallStreetOasis.com posted at WallStreetOasis.com blogs.

News

Corinne Reidy presents 52 Habits of Highly Effective Teachers posted at OnlineUniversities.com.

Politics

just4theplanet presents Time for the USA to ?Step up to the Plate? over Climate Change posted at Just 4 the Planet.

Wenchypoo presents CA Congressman Pete Stark–A Man You Wouldn’t Want to Run Into in a Dark Alley, a Bank Line, or Even a Mall posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.

Dividist presents Investors Love Divided Government – Perception is Reality posted at Divided We Stand United We Fall, saying, “No studies unequivocally show a statistically significant correlation between longer term market direction and Republican, Democratic, or divided governments. But in the short term it is less important whether there really is a correlation so much as whether investors believe there is a correlation. Most investors believe the stock market will benefit from Republicans taking control of either the House or Senate in the fall. With that expectation, a rising market could very well be a self-fulfilling prophecy.”

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