Healthcare: Lieberman says he will not vote in favor of the reform bill unless some integral things are dropped.
Bailout: Abu Dhabi to give Dubai $10 billion in order to alleviate debt and the increasing concerns about its financial stability.
Italy: Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi received a fractured nose and two broken teeth after a man hit him in the face with a statuette.
Uganda: They’re still wanting to kill the gays.
Climate: United Nations negotiations have come to a halt after developing nations demand that the rich countries raise their targets for emission cuts.
TARP: Citigroup is laying out plans for repaying the bailout money it received last year as quickly as possible…so it can escape the current pay curbs installed under the bailout terms.
Iran: Intent on trying three Americans who crossed the border from Iraq back in July.
Texting: U.S. Supreme Court will decide how much privacy people have when texting via employer-owned/issued devices.
And because you Slog readers are so difficult to please with videos, you get another Sam Brown drawing. Enjoy! (Click to enlarge)
- explodingdog.com
- “this can only end in tears”
oh man, no Tiger Knox or Amanda Woods?
là où est mon fromage?
that is one bouyant robot
Sorry, Pissy, no cheese today . . . at least until Mudede gets to work.
The insurance companies, of course, stand to make many more billions if health-care reform fails or is eviscerated. Quite a deal when you consider that they probably bought all those senators for only a few million total.
good job, Unpaid Intern; you’re well worth every penny they are paying you….
Statuette to the face for Lieberman, I say.
@6: Plastic Jesus?
Joe Lieberman is a prima donna.
@6 Ah, you beat me to it. I agree, statuette to the face for him. Make the outside ugly to match the ugliness inside of him.
re: the TARP repayment. So, remember all those people who said that the bailout for those institutions was a no-strings giveaway and we’d never see that money again? I guess they were wrong. Whose idea was it to make executive pay contingent on repayment?
negotiations are back on track – news just coming out about that now