Russ McBee

Random thoughts, files, and photos
Welcome to Russ McBee Sign in | Join | Help
in Search

Browse by Tags

All Tags » civil rights » society » religion   (RSS)
  • Bush's war on women's bodies

    As the sun finally begins to rise and banish the darkness of the Bush years, we continue to witness an alarming chain of eleventh-hour regulations emanating from the White House. The latest of those offenses against decency was published today: The Bush administration yesterday granted sweeping new protections to health workers who refuse to ...
    Posted to Russ McBee (Weblog) by RussMcBee on December 18, 2008
  • David Neiwert on the TVUUC shooting

    David Neiwert, who has written extensively about eliminationist rhetoric from the right wing against liberals, had this to say about Sunday's tragedy in Knoxville: In reality, of course, rhetoric like this has historically played a critical role in some of the ugliest episodes in American history, as well as thousands of little acts of ...
    Posted to Russ McBee (Weblog) by RussMcBee on July 29, 2008
  • The day after

    Yesterday, a senseless act of non-random violence struck this city. A man, mad at the world and blaming liberals for his personal ills, targeted the innocent congregants of a progressive church in Knoxville, killing two and wounding seven. Like everyone else in Knoxville, I've spent the last couple of days in a state of shock over this. Described ...
    Posted to Russ McBee (Weblog) by RussMcBee on July 28, 2008
  • Marsha Blackburn and other wingnuts sign off on theocracy

    Thirty-one members of the US House of Representatives seem to think the establishment of an American theocracy is a more urgent matter than any of the economic, military, or environmental problems we face. Those 31, including Tennessee's own resident wingnut Marsha Blackburn, have co-sponsored HR 598; the bill's stated purpose is: Supporting ...
    Posted to Russ McBee (Weblog) by RussMcBee on May 21, 2008
Powered by Community Server (Personal Edition), by Telligent Systems