Quote of the Day: October 21, 2011
Rhetorical Calvinball Watch: NATO Role in Gaddafi's Death Edition

Twitterstorm delong: October 21, 2011

  • RT @ThePlumLineGS: GOP filibuster of jobs bill shows yet again that Repubs may benefit from blocking proposals w/public support:

  • Ezra Klein: Cain vs. Clinton: a flashback http://t.co/gLICtEFa

  • James Kwak: The Bush Tax Cuts and the 99 Percent http://t.co/8tLpOHVO

  • @afrakt Yeah, well it's really a procrastination machine... about 14 hours ago from web in reply to afrakt

  • RT @mattyglesias: @daveweigel "Cuban born parents who came to America following Fidel Castro's takeover" is pretty unambiguously false.

  • RT @foxjust: Brilliant video on info design. @HansRosling and family explain the origins of @Gapminder http://t.co/WD82dQ9o

  • William D. Nordhaus: Energy: Friend or Enemy? http://t.co/jQoNgrSJ

  • RT @RyanLizza: This could be fun: #rubiofamilyhistory My Irish grandfather arrived in America in 1920s. Fled from the great potato famine.

  • RT @xenijardin: "Life's a bitch and then you get moderated by one."—BoingBoing moderator Antinous, who is righteous.

  • RT @abuaardvark: The only thing I've managed to cross off my To Do list today is "1 - create to do list."

  • RT @MarkThoma: Bob Hall on Narayana: "His unfortunate remarks about mismatches" ... seems to be the general consensus here.

  • RT @ThePlumLineGS: This comment from a voter perfectly illustrates why GOP benefits from blocking policies public supports: http://t.co/

  • RT @crampell: Laura D'Andrea Tyson: The Infrastructure Two-Fer: Jobs Now and Future Growth: http://t.co/YGdmHRwo

  • RT @JustinWolfers: And they'll earn $570k more. RT @crampell: 2/3 of college students now graduate with debt, owing an average of $24,00 ...

  • RT @EricBoehlert: kinda says it all; RT @davewiner Cantor Cancels Income Inequality Speech After Learning It Will Be Open To The Public.

  • RT @afrakt: Why Employers Will Continue to Provide Health Insurance. http://t.co/TshVh4qQ

  • RT @andrew_leach: Shell Chairman: "We think the best policy mechanism is to cap CO2 emissions and allow for trading of allowances." Dam ...

  • RT @davidmwessel: Highlights of recent NBER forum on research on the global financial crisis http://t.co/KclGM33K

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