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My vow is to NEVER let the Sarah Palin jokes die. They're just too awesome. I promise to ask what it's like to be her, and tell her to say hi to her mother for me.

I love Keith. It shouldn't be illegal for me to marry him.

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The "Yes We Can" video was one of the things the energized young folks to get out the vote for Obama, and here is will.i.am's follow-up. Not nearly as good, but still worth a view...

This article almost broke my brain, but goddamn its good.

Kobe Bryant Scores 25 in Holy Shit We Elected A Black President

Human Rights Campaign developed this exhaustive list of companies and how they relate to 'the homosexual agenda'. (I have not received a single memo or newsletter regarding THA and to be honest I'm a bit bummed). It's very straight(ha!)-forward: good comapnies are listed in green, less tolerant ones in red and yellow for in the middle. The 17 page PDF is available here. Special thanks to Colin for bringing this to my attention.

... is still fucking awesome.

Black Man Given Nation's Worse Job

It's good. A good mix between squishy touchy stuff to make people cry as well as actual information about the candidate:

Man, I hope he wins.

A joke only those with the first edition Dieties and Demigods will have gotten...

Hah, these Weekend UPdate Thursday's are pretty damn funny.

Here's a PSA, written by one of the Daily Show writers, and a writer of Aqua Teen Hunger Force. So it has to be good!

"I vote for the future...aaaand for the glory of Satan."

Even political bits talk about how much of a pain it is to get around...

Ah, shortpacked. (click read more to check the comic)

So California, as usual, has a litany of bond proposals and propositions and so forth in addition to the national stuff. There are dozens of these props and bonds and on top of that I don't really know much of who is running for city council, supervisor, etc. here in San Francisco. A lot of people seem to get info from the local newspapers but I'm skeptical because I don't know who is paying what for advertising. So, here are a few sites I have found that I'm browsing over. If anyone living in California has other suggestions of where to look for real information, I'd appreciate it if you posted links.
First up: [SPUR - San Francisco Urban Development Research] This group seems to be composed mostly of architects and civil engineers who look at urban development in a more European way. IE, growth without sprawl and generally in a Green way. I trust these guys a bit more than the Sierra Club, which although well-intentioned can be a little too over-the-top at times.
Next, League of Women Voters. They've been around for a while and seem to do their research. They also are non-partisan and do not accept money from anyone.
Last up is San Francisco Tenant's Union. Some of you own property (lucky bastards) but I still rent so I took a peek here.
Any other suggestions please add on in the comments.