Monday Night Links
* The upcoming issue of Criticism is all about The Wire. Looks great.
* Making the rounds: How the bubble destroyed the middle class. The consequence of all this is that the “middle class” of the last forty years in the U.S. is essentially an accounting fiction.
* Apocalypse now: Nearly a fifth of the contiguous United States has been faced with the worst drought in recent years.
* Super Mario Bros., with the lowest possible score.
* And cynical, self-defeating betrayal we can believe in: Obama proposes raising Medicare eligibility age to 67. Taibbi: Obama Doesn’t Want a Progressive Deficit Deal. See also.
Written by gerrycanavan
July 11, 2011 at 8:18 pm
Posted in Look at what I found on the Internet
Tagged with America, austerity, Barack Obama, class struggle, climate change, cynical self-defeating betrayals we can believe in, debt ceiling, drought, ecology, economic bubbles, Matt Taibbi, Nintendo, politics, Super Mario, the deficit, The Wire, ugh, water
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