CoOlDiGgY Big Balls of the Week

Dylan Ratigan

He's one of the few bright spots on the allegedly liberal cable news(?) network MSNBC. Dylan Ratigan has been very truthful about the big issues and has gone with facts even when it hurts MSNBC's boss - President Obama. He's the only one on the network to cite that the Wall Street bailout actually costs northwards of $23 Trillion (with a "T"), that the wars are bad (remember anti-war Democrats? So long ago), and that the health insurance companies LOVE the new health reforms (but Fox said...). He shows the big testicles this week by breaking down, near-perfectly, the privately-owned Federal Reserve con game that is this economy. This is the kind of stuff that got him fired from CNBC. Enjoy MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan now before they Howard Beele him like they did Olbermann

related stories:
*Dylan Ratigan explains the Fed's con game

weekend frivolity

It's Always Nice When Dad & Daughter Make Out, er, Up

Tatum and Ryan O'Neal's love/hate relationship was set back to "love" last night in Los Angeles at The Runaways premiere. The love between the father and daughter was so strong that they even Angelina-ed each other right there on the red carpet.

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CoOlDiGgY's Big Balls of the Week
Dennis Kucinich

Why? He took on Obama (and all of his hand maidens) on healthcare and Afghanistan when he felt they were wrong. Political and media pressure did not stop him. On the flip side, Markos Moulitsas of Daily Kos is the first inductee to the CoOlDiGgY SHIT LIST for his obvious shilling for: Rahm Emanuel, Afghani War surge, Health Insurance Industry, Beltway Common Wisdom, Conformity, Highest Bidder. Congressman showed raw courage. We here at CoOlDiGgY do not play on that silly left vs right playground but we love BIG BALLS
(editor's note: CoOlDiGgY does not love "Big Balls" literally)

related stories:
*Kucinich Brings Up New Resolution to End War in Afghanistan

*In defense of Dennis Kucinich: Why I'll be cheering if his vote kills healthcare reform

*VIDEO: Interview



Runner-up: Rep. Patrick Kennedy