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Tartan Tambourine
- Daily Kos: Florida lawmakers, who rejected Medicaid, have really sweet health insurance deal
- Ruth Marcus: IRS has been too lax on tax-exempt status - The Washington Post
- Has the GOP Been Watching Too Much Downton Abbey? - In These Times
- Fed up, RNC's Fla Hispanic outreach director becomes Democrat | Tampa Bay Times
- ‘Algerian Chronicles,’ by Albert Camus - NYTimes.com
Black Agenda Report
Heneghan’s Dunwoody Blog
- Dunwoody Neighborhood Watch Update
- Dunwoody News: Memorial Day Ceremony, Weekend Concerts, Charter Commission, Court Amnesty Program and Construction Update
- Two design options for Brook Run Dog Park in Dunwoody
- Dunwoody Council Video May 13 - Berman Commons Assisted Living Facility approved, Ashford Dunwoody hotel returned to Planning Commission, Food Truck Thursday Approved, make the streets of Dunwoody woody.
- RIP Dr. Richard Reid - retired principal of Chesnut Charter Elementary
Joeventures
- Mayor Reed & Senator Fort debate the T-SPLOST.
- Before I decided to support this referendum, I took time to...
- As seen on Twitter - @AlexSteffen
- "A few times in my life I’ve had moments of clarity, where the silence drowns out the noise and I can..."
- curiositycounts: Koyaanisqatsi sped it up 1552% and compressed...
Cracker Squire
- Confusion and Staff Troubles Rife at I.R.S. Office in Ohio - Low-level employees in what many in the I.R.S. consider a backwater, they processed thousands of applications a year, mostly from charities like private schools or hospitals.
- President Obama exercises a fluid grip on the levers of power
- Noonan: We all have our biases. Mine is for a federal government that, for all the partisan shootouts on the streets of Washington, is allowed to go about its work. That it not be distracted by scandal, that political disagreement be, in the end, subsumed to the common good. This is not about the usual partisan slugfest. This is about the integrity of our system of government and our ability to trust, which is to say our ability to function.
- With the House set on Friday to convene the first of its hearings into the targeting of conservative groups by the Internal Revenue Service, the lessons learned from the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, which cost Republicans in elections in 1998, have been on display in recent days. Republicans took obvious pains to balance their investigatory zeal with a promise to stay committed to a legislative agenda.
- A Brief History of IRS Political Targeting
New Black Woman
- UFC fighters asks “Can I touch your hair?” during live interview
- To Hanna Rosin: violence against women is never funny
- Charging teen with felony after science experiment mishap contributes to school-to-prison pipeline
- Shocker: Howard Kurtz doesn’t thoroughly read articles
- This guy proudly embraces rape culture and isn’t afraid to show it
Heneghan’s Dunwoody Blog
- Dunwoody Neighborhood Watch Update
- Dunwoody News: Memorial Day Ceremony, Weekend Concerts, Charter Commission, Court Amnesty Program and Construction Update
- Two design options for Brook Run Dog Park in Dunwoody
- Dunwoody Council Video May 13 - Berman Commons Assisted Living Facility approved, Ashford Dunwoody hotel returned to Planning Commission, Food Truck Thursday Approved, make the streets of Dunwoody woody.
- RIP Dr. Richard Reid - retired principal of Chesnut Charter Elementary
Culture & Entertainment Blog Featuring Metro Atlanta, Athens & Decatur's Music, Life & Art | Drive A Faster Car
Cracker Squire
- Confusion and Staff Troubles Rife at I.R.S. Office in Ohio - Low-level employees in what many in the I.R.S. consider a backwater, they processed thousands of applications a year, mostly from charities like private schools or hospitals.
- President Obama exercises a fluid grip on the levers of power
- Noonan: We all have our biases. Mine is for a federal government that, for all the partisan shootouts on the streets of Washington, is allowed to go about its work. That it not be distracted by scandal, that political disagreement be, in the end, subsumed to the common good. This is not about the usual partisan slugfest. This is about the integrity of our system of government and our ability to trust, which is to say our ability to function.
- With the House set on Friday to convene the first of its hearings into the targeting of conservative groups by the Internal Revenue Service, the lessons learned from the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, which cost Republicans in elections in 1998, have been on display in recent days. Republicans took obvious pains to balance their investigatory zeal with a promise to stay committed to a legislative agenda.
- A Brief History of IRS Political Targeting
Blogs
- Gay rights flip-flopper Karen Handel runs for U.S. Senate
- Anti-gay group claims it was target of IRS leak, announces lawsuit
- Petition asks Ga. governor to honor day against 'homophobia'
- Vote for Ga. Rep. Karla Drenner to speak to 'Next Generation'
- WATCH: SNL's Kate McKinnon stops in on 'Ellen' — to play Ellen
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