I have what specialists call “flu like symptoms” (i.e. digestive rebellion) so I’m going back to bed and hopefully will be back a little later. Apologies.
I have what specialists call “flu like symptoms” (i.e. digestive rebellion) so I’m going back to bed and hopefully will be back a little later. Apologies.
Bill Johnson, who ran for Alabama governor as a conservative, anti-gay marriage Christian, is fixated on babies he has biologically fathered. He donates sperm primarily to lesbian couples unable to have their own children.
So it’s okay for Teh Gay to raise kids– by him– as long as they don’t marry each other. Got it.
He and his wife cannot have children, and the desire to father a child was “a need that I have.”
Kathy Johnson said, “He is obsessed with this. He doesn’t want to stop… He wants me to move over there. He’s not coming back… He told me he is not going to stop… I said ‘what about your commitment to your wife.’ He walked out.”
Yes, that’s right. He left his wife and family “to be with babies he secretly conceived as a sperm donor in New Zealand.” His, erm, generosity extended to at least ten women.
Johnson began donating sperm after arriving in Christchurch in 2011 to work on earthquake recovery. He created an online persona “chchbill” on unofficial websites for those seeking sperm donors. Some women later claimed he misled them about his background and the number of partners that he impregnated, raising concerns among New Zealand fertility specialists.
“He doesn’t really know how many pregnancies there are out there. Some women were so angry they didn’t want to talk to him again,” she said.
This is taking that whole “pro-life” thing a little far, don’t you think?
H/t: Taegan
The New York Times has a piece on post-pump Cheney. Here are a few random tidbits:
I’d like to share a couple of remarks with you from someone in Comments who calls him/herself “True Patriot Tea Party”. I took a screen grab and then banned them from Comments. It was under this post.
This is who the Tea Baggers are. Now compare this to what you’re seeing on CSPAN, the messages One Nation is sending:
And this is typical of the kind of comments we get here at TPC, or on Twitter, every time the Tea Baggers feel threatened or competitive. They can deny it all they want, but the hostility coming from these extremists is real.

Head.
Exploding.
Although Louisiana state records indicate that at least 74 oil spill workers have complained of becoming sick after exposure to pollutants, BP’s own official recordkeeping notes just two such incidents.
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State health officials note the limitations of their data, which is based on worker complaints.
“Some of these are objective (vomiting, for example), others are subjective (nausea, for example),” Louisiana’s Department of Health and Hospitals said Tuesday in its weekly report on oil spill exposure. “There are large variations in how subjective symptoms are perceived and reported.”
“There is no attempt made in this report to confirm the exact cause of symptoms or exposure,” the report cautioned.
I’m sure Carl-Henric Svanberg will apologize in his next press conference.
And I’m sure the “small people” will appreciate it.
Why, here’s one now:
H/t: Think Progress
Related posts TPC has done on the toxic effects of dispersants can be found here.
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