ThePoliticalCat: B.A.D. Stroll Through The Blogroll

Graphics credit Skippy, concept credit Skippy and Jon Swift

La Casa de Los Gatos invites you along on a commemorative B.A.D. stroll through the blogroll. For those who don't know, here's an explanation of B.A.D. (Blogroll Amnesty Day).

What have we here?

First off, we have Alan, over at Blogging Out Loud, saying DO Tell! It's Gay Day over at Alan's, commemorated with celebratory snark.
Next up, Chuck has a thoughtful post on Hillary Clinton and the election from here on out. As a loyal Democratic activist, he has a keen understanding of the party rules and procedure, which he reveals in a response to a commenter. He follows up with a post on Bill Clinton's planned visit to Baker City. Don't forget to update us afterwards, Chuck!
Over at DrugMonkey, DM him/herself talks about the recent drug bust at SDSU. A clear demarcation between the happy substances we'd all like to see more available and the large-scale criminal endeavour of making mucho moolah offa the happy substances we'd all like to see more available.
Over at Latino Politico, Man Eegee talks about the femicide that is occurring on our southern borders in a movie review, complete with links. Gracias, compadre, this is a subject that is very important and very much overlooked.
MediaBloodhound has a fine post up on the mainstream media and their propagandizing of the electorate. The focus is mostly on the presumptive Democratic nominee, but there's plenty to be said (and we believe Shakespeare's Sister is saying it) about the misogyny the press flacks have directed at Senator Clinton.
Brandy over at Moue Magazine talks about the power of words, illustrating the concept with an excellent post about an advertising campaign capsized by poor choices. We don't agree with the etymological analysis, but certainly with the political one.
Nunya, the PolitickyBitch, asks a question that's been bugging us for forty years or more.
'Nucks, over at OrneryBastard, lays one upside Cindy "Tax returns are for little people!" Cougar.
Batocchio has an excellent post up over at Vagabond Scholar about liberalism. Two opposable thumbs up. Checkidout.