Huffington Post links The People"s Cube to Koch Brothers

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Huffington Post links The People"s Cube to Koch Brothers

Arianna Huffington: Sunday Roundup

This week saw the resurfacing of an unfortunate episode that many had thought was over, or had at least conveniently forgotten about. I’m talking, of course, about our still-sputtering economy. On Wednesday, President Obama gave what was billed as a major speech, in which he called on Congress to end the ongoing partisan gridlock and do something for the middle class, but offered few specifics on how to make this happen. In reality, the speech was mostly a pre-emptive strike in anticipation of upcoming budget and debt ceiling battles. But few in the country were paying attention, too caught up in the latest revelations in the summer’s worst sequel (yes, worse than The Hangover Part III), Weinergate II: The Rise of Carlos Danger. The outpouring of ink and airtime provoked by some naked selfies and sleazy sexts proved once and for all that what America’s job crisis really needs to move to the top of the agenda is a good sex scandal.

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Arianna Huffington: Sunday Roundup