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at Clover Leaf Consulting
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at pseudogreen
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Saw a poster at the library of the AFI's "10 Top 10s". And here it is again, online. Most of these I've seen but it looks like a great resource for finding "new" classics to queue.
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Glenn Greenwald at Salon.com: "If anything, Palin has this exactly backwards, since one thing that the First Amendment does actually guarantee is a free press. Thus, when the press criticizes a political candidate and a Governor such as Palin, that is a classic example of First Amendment rights being exercised, not abridged." [Ed. — You begin to wonder if she has ever bothered to read the United States Constitution and its Amendments at all.]
