The Whole Delivery

Whatever you think of her, for me, she is a Twitter All-Star with how she dominates the "social protocol." More to come folks.

Since I have been reminded that Sarah Silverman's new series of episodes are starting tonight, I had to highlight the interview with Jimmy Kimmel when they were on "On again, off again" time and all. I didn't watch it until a few nights ago: And this part was possibly even funnier, after interviewing T.I (which was also good), here is what happened: Meanwhile tonight, the Senate confirmed 27 Obama appointees with 150 more to go . More to come....

Oh De La Soul (even though it is much warmer in this video than it is in the Northeast), "It's Saturday, Saturday, Saturday." Al Franken, introducing another meaningful bill at the perfect time . Since 1974, federal law has banned foreign companies from giving or spending in American elections. Nothing in our current laws, however, explicitly prohibits foreign companies from creating American subsidiaries or getting control of American companies and using them to flood the airwaves in support of their preferred candidates. Citizens United gives companies unlimited power to do that - and does not distinguish between American companies and companies that are owned or controlled by foreign interests. "I was pleased to hear the President recognize the need for this bill in his address last night," said Sen. Franken. "I think we can all agree that foreign interests have no place in American elections." The "American Elections Act of 2010"...