Yesterday Leftovers For 4/22/10 (Version #2 Final): Facebook To Return Wikileaks Fan Pages

After talking about this yesterday, Wikileaks broke the news on their Twitter page that Facebook will return their "fan page" with 30,000 fans back on the social protocol. As stated yesterday, Wikileaks "official page on Facebook" has never been tampered with.

Meanwhile, King Mike is at it again , with his love of :

Politico reported today that Mayor Mike trashed his longtime buddy Chuck Schumer at an April 12 meeting in Mitch McConnell's Senate office in Washington.

The attack on Schumer, who supports the financial reform bill now before the Senate, is part of the oddest Bloomberg campaign yet -- his self-proclaimed crusade to protect Wall Street from even lackluster Obama regulation so they'll keep picking up the tab for our cops and firefighters.

If you turned on Morning Joe Monday and Tuesday around 8, you were treated the first day to a somber but impenetrable lecture from Bloomberg about Washington's overreaching efforts to cook the city's golden goose, and on the second day, to a chuckling Senator Bob Corker, Republican from Tennessee, who found Obama's attempt "to act like he's being tough on Wall Street a laughable moment."

The King wants to see his friends stay in their lofty place.

And meanwhile, in the Senate, long overdue confirmations are finally being made. And some Republicans are still deciding to vote against them for who knows what reason why.

Your happy leftovers, mmmmmmmm, mmmm good, for April 22.