With Obama signing the historic health care reform legislation today, this photo reflects the "fallen state" of the the Tea Party.
Continue ReadingRemember Selma? Credit the Teabaggers for helping drive home an analogy far more powerful than Nancy Pelosi marching through the streets of DC with the gavel used to pass Medicare.
Continue ReadingThe BAG looks at the White House photo, released immediately, commemorating the passage of the Health Care package by the Congress.
Continue ReadingAs the final health care reform vote looms, so do the haters -- though it's hard to tell by the pictures in the traditional media.
Continue ReadingBNN questions how much Ashley Gilbertson's photos of bedrooms of U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq has to say about the maturity of our recruits.
Continue ReadingNews photos seem to cast a pall on the GOP in the finals days of major health care legislation.
Continue ReadingThe Tea Party: Last summer they were scary. This Spring, they're laughable.
Continue ReadingIf governing truly has become a 200-channel circus and health care is sucking up most of the political oxygen (and the media truly doesn’t care about Afghanistan), then Biden is lucky because, otherwise, this little gem — of the Veep last week in a yarmulke standing before a Jewish...
Continue ReadingTreasure Secretary Tim Geithner has been completely retooled. But then, will the public buy the new picture?
Continue ReadingThe GOP/Tea Party backlash to the final health care legislation is a major yawner.
Continue ReadingThe BAG fantasizes about what a more progressive country would look like -- as Obama works over Rep. Kucinich to vote for his bipartisan health care bill.
Continue ReadingBagNewsNotes readers respond to G.Q.'s Reille Hunter interview and slide show, and particularly, the disconnect between the two.
Continue ReadingIf these photo shows how much Rahm is entrenched, does it also suggest -- with health care hanging in the balance -- how much he's also on the bubble?
Continue ReadingAs the Speaker of the House asserts herself in the health care showdown in perhaps her most important week of her career, the sexist visual media is framing her as a hysteric.
Continue ReadingWar takes its toll in many ways, not least by how it deadens the human spirit by disrupting the ordinary routines of everyday life.
Continue ReadingThe construction industry has recovered. It's just a little further east than anybody at home would like.
Continue ReadingDriving the health care campaign to a conclusion, Obama is looking rather, well, divine again.
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