Sunday links 2.
* For all you IJers out there, Infinite Summer has your David Foster Wallace humor minute.
* Hate crime protection for the homeless? Hate crimes are, in general, a very thorny legal issue, but in light of so much violence directed specifically at the homeless it makes sense to see them as a class in need of additional protection.
* Terminator 4 was so good they're going to make Terminator 5.
* Polling headline of the week: 'GOP's Rating with Latinos Falls to Margin of Error.'
* Rachel Maddow on the success of astroturfed right-wing protests since the Brooks Brothers riot in 2000. Via Cyn-C.
* And Eric Holder is still inching towards prosecution of the Bush administration, though in terms of scale and scope the proposed investigation remains far too cautious.
Sunday, August 09, 2009
Posted by Gerry Canavan at 3:21 PM
Labels: 2000, Bush, David Foster Wallace, demographics, Eric Holder, fake populism, Florida, hate crimes, homelessness, Infinite Jest, Infinite Summer, politics, polling, polls, Rachel Maddow, Republicans, Terminator
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