This point can never be repeated often enough.

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An excellent piece about MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, one of the few voices on cable news who I trust. A highly recommended read.

Rachel Maddow (via many-worlds)

The real reasons health care reform matters so much.

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mommapolitico:

timekiller-s:

Signal boost … or something:

On Rachel’s Monday, June 25 show, Rachel called out Jeff Timmer, Former Michigan “Public” servant. His transgression? The major one was not recusing himself from the decision to reject all the petitions circulated for the initiative to nullify Michigan’s Emergency Manager law. He had severe conflicts of interest. But that’s NOT why I’m posting this.

I’m posting this because he snidely referred to Rachel having “tens of viewers”! Which is patently ridiculous! So I say to you all: If you watch The Rachel Maddow Show, stand up and be counted!

We are legion! ;)

Proud viewer!

fuckyeahrachelmaddow:

Dan Rather and Maddow. Cute scarf!

Two of my favorite people. I love it whenever he comes on her show.

truth-has-a-liberal-bias:

Rachel Maddow reports on the underhanded shenanigans of the Republican Party in Michigan.

Reblogging because it’s Rachel Maddow.

…the best way to get notes on this blog:

Mention Rachel Maddow.

Seriously, most of my posts that get the most notes are Maddow-related. Which is great — I love her show, and I’m loving her book Drift — but there is other stuff on my blog, guys. :P

Oh, and for good measure…

Rachel Maddow.

…and as she’s going on one of her tangents, you can hear the people behind the camera laughing.

Especially when she’s constantly given such laughable material.

ohheybill:

Rachel Maddow wrote a really good book!

Setting herself apart from other talking heads whose books seem to serve simply as narcissistic reminders that they think they’re smarter than the rest of us (looking at you, Bill Maher!), Maddow instead tackles a real topic — that America has drifted from its founding values with perpetual war without perpetual consequences — with very real insights. 

Maddow’s cutting wit, which makes her brilliant as a broadcaster, is evident on every page, making this a surprisingly entertaining and easily-digestible read, considering the topic. 

It’s out on Tuesday. Check it out!

I’m currently reading this on my Kindle. I’m only on the first chapter, but it’s already proving to be a valuable history lesson. I’ve learned more about the Vietnam War from Rachel Maddow than I ever did in any of my history classes (even the one I took in college, where my professor had been a Congressman during the war).

I was already going to recommend this book on the grounds that I love anything Rachel Maddow does, but having already digested a small sampling of this text, I can hardly wait for the rest of the book, and I sincerely hope others give the book a try.

Especially if they’re pro-war.

…just said that while she is pro-life, she is also decidedly pro-birth control because she believes birth control is the best way to prevent abortions.

Now there’s an opinion this pro-choicer can get behind.