Daily Blend: Friday, November 05, 2010

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• Legal experts’ schadenfreudelicious reaction on Oklahoma’s successful referendum to ban Sharia law in courts.
  (via Dispatches from the Culture Wars)

• Damn You, Auto-Correct!

• The trial and (presumably false) confession of Omar Khadr: A Stalin-era show trial.
  (via The Agitator)

• Death of neutrality: All 95 Congressional candidates who backed net neutrality enforcement have been defeated in the midterms.

• This disgustingly condescending editor at Cook’s Source really needs to get a clue, and a crash course in copyright law. And the Streisand Effect. (I love the Internet.)
  (via @PersonalFailure)

• Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) claims President Obama to go on a $200-million-a-day trip to India with 3,000 others in swanky hotels. Take a wild guess how PolitiFact rated that doozy.

• Sarah Palin favorites a tweet by Ann Coulter that links to a photo [pictured] calling President Obama a “Taliban Muslim”, then deletes all favorites and claims it was an accident.

• No, WorstPreviews.com editor, wanting to charge movie critics for watching and reviewing movies is not “exactly how North Korea operates”. Unless you’ve been watching too much Glenn Beck/Rush Limbaugh/etc.
  (via @ebertchicago)

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