Tomorrow is another mid-summer Tuesday with no primaries. Sad.
Here are some remains of the day:
* NEA calls for Arne Duncan’s resignation as Education Sectetary; his positive remarks about CA judicial decision on teacher tenure seems to have been final straw in tense relationship.
* House Democrats call attention to rising incidence of “corporate inversions” where companies reincorporate overseas, usually via mergers.
* White House and Hill Dems coordinating on Obamacare “rapid response” strategy in anticipation of new insurance rates in September.
* At Ten Miles Square, Julia Azari offers some useful analysis of satire aimed at presidents–or at their less powerful supporters.
* At College Guide, Jackie Mader notes that the Summer Food Program for poor children must cope with poor access to healthy foods in many rural areas.
And in non-political news:
* Wal-Mart remains at number one on Fortune 500, and replaces Royal Dutch Shell as number one on Global 500.
That’s it for Monday. It wouldn’t be a Psychobilly feature day without the Reverend Horton Heat, so here he is with “Psychobilly Freakout.”
Selah.
