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Nov
8th
Sun
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Go Pedobear!

Go Pedobear!

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The “robust public option” which would have offered a modicum of competition to a monopolistic industry was whittled down from an initial potential enrollment of 129 million Americans to 6 million.  An amendment which would have protected the rights of states to pursue single-payer health care was stripped from the bill at the request of the Administration.

Dennis Kucinich, “Why I Voted No”

Worthy of note: even Kucinich didn’t mention the abortion issue.

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Nov
7th
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humanelement:

a-s-l

humanelement:

a-s-l

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You have got to be kidding me. X-Factor > health care reform? Not to mention Rihanna’s forehead.
I wish I could turn off trends in Brizzly.

You have got to be kidding me. X-Factor > health care reform? Not to mention Rihanna’s forehead.

I wish I could turn off trends in Brizzly.

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thedailywhat:

Cool Story, Bird of the Day: A flock of some 300,000 starlings form an ominous, shape-shifting cloud in an unspecified plot of sky above Denmark.

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lickystickypickyme:

I think I am going to live in space.Weightless, floating around and trippy landscapes .For the first time an infant neutron star has been been observed (blue dot in    the centre of the image). The neutron star which is located in the “Cassiopeia    A” supernova was photographed by the The Chandra X-ray Observatory. It    is the latest stunning image to come from this telescope which has lasted    twice as long as its original mission run of five years 
Picture: NASA/PA

lickystickypickyme:

I think I am going to live in space.
Weightless, floating around and trippy landscapes .


For the first time an infant neutron star has been been observed (blue dot in the centre of the image). The neutron star which is located in the “Cassiopeia A” supernova was photographed by the The Chandra X-ray Observatory. It is the latest stunning image to come from this telescope which has lasted twice as long as its original mission run of five years

Picture: NASA/PA

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