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On PubliCola Today
1) Your daily Morning Fizz
, including today's big news: Washington State gets an extra Congressional District.
2) Extra Fizz: NJ governor cancels tunnel project . Hmmm...
3) Josh thinks (as does the PI) that McGinn has backed tunnel opponents into a corner.
4) The Olympian reports: State officials decide to allow a nativity scene on Capitol grounds in Olympia.
5) PubliCola's New Year's resolution feature continues with U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers' promises for 2011.
6) I argue, contrary to Josh, that McGinn has set himself up for a tough year politically.
7) Local man continues Jeopardy winning streak.
8 ) Two new transit reports: Metro has cut more than 81,000 service hours through "efficiencies," and that ridership on light rail has lagged projections.
9) Newly elected state Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon has the wonkiest New Year's resolution of all time.
10) Major Margaret Witt, the Air Force flight nurse who won a federal case against the military's Don't Ask Don't Tell policy, is headed to Washington to celebrate repeal.
11) The campaign to get Michael Moore to address false statements he's made about charges against Julian Assange continues. Tonight on Rachel Maddow, we hope.
2) Extra Fizz: NJ governor cancels tunnel project . Hmmm...
3) Josh thinks (as does the PI) that McGinn has backed tunnel opponents into a corner.
4) The Olympian reports: State officials decide to allow a nativity scene on Capitol grounds in Olympia.
5) PubliCola's New Year's resolution feature continues with U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers' promises for 2011.
6) I argue, contrary to Josh, that McGinn has set himself up for a tough year politically.
7) Local man continues Jeopardy winning streak.
8 ) Two new transit reports: Metro has cut more than 81,000 service hours through "efficiencies," and that ridership on light rail has lagged projections.
9) Newly elected state Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon has the wonkiest New Year's resolution of all time.
10) Major Margaret Witt, the Air Force flight nurse who won a federal case against the military's Don't Ask Don't Tell policy, is headed to Washington to celebrate repeal.
11) The campaign to get Michael Moore to address false statements he's made about charges against Julian Assange continues. Tonight on Rachel Maddow, we hope.
