FISA = bad. Telecom immunity = worse. MobLogic = great! moblogic.tv previously on wtg: obama's site has a 4k+ strong telecom immunity opposition group corporations, republicans behind slow u.s. broadband adoption feingold says "don't spy on me" colin powell: "what is the great threat we are facing?" Filed in: politics video

I absolutely love Jigsaw. Milton and Dr. Kranium are excellent characters and they fill every episode with big laughs. This episode contains extra goodness in the form of a catchy tune! Jones says: A quick interlude for you, brought to you by bad cheese and limber tongue. For the fast talking, that is. Well, not the cheese. That's just cheese. jigsaw fanclub previously on wtg: jigsaw episode 20: some shouting jigsaw skewers videoblogging...in a videoblog onion a.v. club on the best one-seas

This is a remarkable visualization representing the commit history of the Python scripting language project. I imagine that spoken languages follow similar patterns. Of course, these patterns can likely be found in anything that lives and grows. They could represent the assembly of the new Girl Talk record. They could explain how the Obama campaign came together and won the nomination. They could tell the history of the Sierra National Forrest. These are the bits and pieces that bounce around and mak

I'm speechless. Can't stop laughing. Part of me desperately wants to know more about this video. But I think knowing more would spoil it for me. For the moment, I intend to remain blissfully ignorant.Sometimes people make a warDon't know what it's forBusiness...Say you stop the warYeah come on, once againrespectpreviously on wtg:robert selander's philosphy on cleaningthe cult of hatepupamy sedaris and her wooden legnext to heaven: episode 7Filed in: video strange funny

One McCain brags about being closely aligned with Bush. The other one pretends the opposite is true. The video is kind of crude, but is ultimately a success. Get ready for more of these, because John McCain will providing plenty of source material.previously on wtg:why don't people know mccain opposes roe v. wadeelection 2008: what about the military commissions act of 2006?al gore declares support for gay marriagenaomi wolf on 'the end of america'Filed in: politics video

"In a highly unusual move, Senate Republicans shut down procedings in the Senate Judiciary Committee two days in a row. ANP happened to be filming at both hearings."The rule is not new, but it is seldom invoked. It's generally accepted that involved parties will unanimously override the rule in order to proceed. In both of these cases, unnamed Republican senators deliberately invoke the rule in order to stop the hearing. senate hearings interrputedpreviously on wtg:congress pounces on stephen johnsonpate