Video: Heated health care protest in Shawnee
Review of death penalty in Kansas seems likely
Skelton explains decision to vote against health care reform bill
Reactions to the U.S. House of Representative's vote to approve the health care reform bill, what's the real crisis in the news today, and U.S. Sen. Kit Bond is scheduled to be on The Daily Show tonight.
You're invited to a document party
24th State is continuing to organize document parties to pool resources and encourage people to use public information requests to research the actions of public officials.
CityBall documentary showing on Tuesday, to be released on DVD
BlogKC notes that the CityBall documentary, about inner city student athletes in Kansas City, Missouri, will be coming out on DVD and a viewing is scheduled for Tuesday at the Plaza branch of the library.
Disaster movie plots grounded in real-life scenarios
MO Common Sense considers the very real ideas behind upcoming disaster movie blockbusters.
Video: Heated health care protest in Shawnee
The Kenig Konnection has video, photos and a recap of the health care protest in Shawnee that saw health care reform proponents and opponents arguing over the public option. Forward Kansas has photos of the supporters of health care reform.
Review of death penalty in Kansas seems likely
The Wichita Eagle Blog approves of state Sen. Thomas Owens' (R-Overland Park) statement that the abolition of the death penalty in Kansas deserves to be reviewed.
Skelton explains decision to vote against health care reform bill
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Political Fix notes that U.S. Rep. Ike Skelton broke party lines to vote against the health care reform bill that was approved by the House of Representatives this past week.
The challenge posed by former drug houses
12th and Main considers the difficulty that COMBAT encounters with regard to dealing with properties that have been used for drug dealing in the past.
Cartoon: What's the real crisis on the news
The Missouri Record Blog has an editorial cartoon about what constitutes a real crisis these days.
Nixon finds approval, even as revenue shrinks
KY3 Political Notebook believes that Gov. Jay Nixon had a good week as a recent poll shows Missourians feeling that the state is moving in the right direction despite shrinking revenue numbers.
Blunt had the quote of the day on vote against health care reform bill
The Turner Report feels that U.S. Rep. Roy Blunt had the best quote on why he voted against the health care reform bill.
Bond on The Daily Show tonight
20 Pounds of Headlines notes that U.S. Sen. Kit Bond is scheduled to be on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart tonight.




Krugman is right
Paul Krugman in today's New York Times considers what it means for the Republican Party to be taken over the Beck, Limbaugh, Palin, teabaggers. It is clear that this faction has no interest in governing. We see the "ideas" of the core of that faction here on Prime Buzz.
Krugman ends his column with the following:
The point is that the takeover of the Republican Party by the irrational right is no laughing matter. Something unprecedented is happening here — and it’s very bad for America.