Running a bit late after taping an Alternet Radio appearance. Good clean fun. Anyway, here are some remainders of the day:
* Not a good sign when chairman of House Judiciary Committee denies need for “path to citizenship.”
* The Louie Gohmert Show goes on: Texas congressman says patriots need guns to resist Shariah Law.
* At TAP, Amanda Marcotte reviews conservative efforts to justify gun extremism as reflecting their deep concern about rape.
* At Ten Miles Square, Jonathan Bernstein outlines possible post-sequester “deal” that substitutes largely phony cuts for the real deal.
* At College Guide, Daniel Luzer notes Johnny Manziel’s all-online course load at Texas A&M, which may draw fresh scrutiny to the quality of online of such courses.
And in non-political news:
* Arby’s customer in North Carolina served 38-inch curly fry. Bet you could eat just one.
To end the day, here again are We Five, performing “You Let A Love Burn Out” on Hullabaloo in 1966. As a general rule, didn’t hear a lot of banjo picking on Hullabaloo.
Selah.
