Good morning 99percenters!
News and David Bromberg

With Seantors like these who needs enemies?

Take a good look at this list of Democrats who voted yes on this bill.

• Bennett - CO
• Carper - DE
• Casey - PA
• Donnelly - IN
• Heitkamp - ND
• Manchin - WV
• McCaskill - MO
• Tester - MT
• Warner - VA

Not voting: Reid - NV

If you're a constituent please let them know how unhappy and pissed off you are at how they voted. It's unlikely they care what you think, but use your right to let them know anyway.

Many folks seem to enjoy the extra herbicide in their genetically modified foods.

Good Morning 99percenters!
News and Levon Helm

They don’t have one. Who’d a thunk it, eh? I’ve lived a stone’s throw away from the border for most of my life and never knew. But that’s going to change soon. The Royal Canadian Geographical Society and Canadian Geographic is conducting a poll for the National Bird Project. They hope Canada will have an official bird by 2017, the country's sesquicentennial.

Good Morning!
News and Neil

My spidey sense is telling me a major war is just around the corner.

Join me in reading Diana Leafe Christian's Creating a Life Together.

Hey, ya'll, cat got your tongue?

From a Wall Street Journal News Alert this evening:

The Justice Department has been building a national database to track in real time the movement of vehicles around the U.S., a secret domestic intelligence-gathering program that scans and stores hundreds of millions of records about motorists, according to current and former officials and government documents.

The primary goal of the license-plate tracking program, run by the Drug Enforcement Administration, is to seize cars, cash and other assets to combat drug trafficking, according to one government document. But the database's use has expanded to hunt for vehicles associated with numerous other potential crimes, from kidnappings to killings to rapes, say people familiar with the matter.