This sounds about right...no argument there.

New jobless numbers are out today-the lowest since 2005; A new opinion editorial from WaPo contrbutor Fareed Zakaria suggests that maybe the U.S. could learn a thing or two from Germany's model economics and employment issues.

G.M. is reportedly back on top!

RT reports that the online Hacktivist group Anonymous has taken down multiple sites responsible for this week's federal raid on the online filesharing network, MEGAUPLOAD; PLEASE CUT THE CRAP has a new blog entry confronting the Professional Left on it's inability to accredit President Obama for almost anything, especially for dealing with SOPA, with PIPA soon to be up for debate.

New statistics on abortion make the case for the pro-choice movement; Rachel Maddow latest report on mainstream efforts by right-wing pro-life extremists to intimidate the pro-choice movement, also highlights the conflicted positions on by social conservatives in Mississippi in spite of where the candidates stand.

REUTERS columnist David Cay Johnston and VOTEVETS.ORG'S Jon Soltz sat down with Ed Schultz to discuss the arbitrary backlash by critics on all sides toward Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney to release his pot legalization.

A new article from TPM talks about how John Boehner and House Republicans possibly did themselves in with the president's decision regarding the Keystone XL pipeline project.

THE ROOT senior editor Teresa Wiltz celebrates the commemorative 35 year anniversary of Alex Haley's legendary classic miniseries, discussing its contemporary and cultural impact on how we look at history in today's society.

THE NATION features a new article today, looking back on the year since the Tahrir Square uprising in Eygpt last year.

We get it Walker, you hate America! *smdh...

Thank you JFK!

AND finally, POLITICUS USA has tonight's "Five Reasons" summation of tonight's final Republican Presidential debate in South Carolina.