Marijuana, Sarah Palin and Spider-Man: Politics Dailies - July 8

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Obama's Portuguese water dog, Bo, is following me on Twitter, I'm told. I suppose I should be flattered. Does anyone know if this account is "real"?

Is it possible Sarah Palin quit to write a daily aphorism calendar?

And speaking of Sarah Palin, Jeff Hoard over at True Slant took the time to compile 100 reasons we'll miss her.

RIP Habeas Corpus: 1305-2009

The White House, Pentagon, NSA, New York Stock Exchange, and many other computer systems were victims of a serious and successful attack. Is it vain of me to think that maybe the difficulties I've seen reported with AOL Wednesday might have something to do with this?

Would you vote for the Green Lantern? He and six other DC Comics heroes are running for Washington, D.C. mayor. As a Marvel comics fan myself, I'm appalled that Spider-Man was the only non-DC hero nominated. Well, he's got my vote! Ironically, the one character with actual mayoral experience (Green Arrow) was left out.

House Minority Leader John Boehner drops the L-word on Vice President Biden.

Can marijuana save California?

Sen. John Ensign's girlfriend's husband wants him to resign.

Former SNL cast member Victoria Jackson explains that Obama's health care plan is going to kill us all. Intentionally.

I hope watching this doesn't make you Beck:

Filed Under: Economy, Joe Biden, Health Care, Sarah Palin

Tagged: Comic Books, ComicBooks, Cyber Crime, CyberCrime, Glenn Beck, GlennBeck, Joe Biden, JoeBiden, John Boehner, John Ensign, JohnBoehner, JohnEnsign, Marijuana, Sarah Palin, SarahPalin

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