This is great. I can't decide which part I'm enjoying more - the part about the ladies bathrooms, or "I feel safer already"....Really, really, really well done.

This is so dang funny. I'm so glad you, Jane, PTV, et al are using your evil genius for the forces of good.

Well done. Congrats.

Who's next?

Well done.  Love it.

Nicely done!  

Matt, over at Crooks and Liars a few suggestions were tossed around about how to keep this going... for instance, sending a few stamps every day to key Republicans... but I would imagine the trick is getting publicity on it.  It'd be nice if the Dems did another "rubber stamp" bit on the floor in a week or two, to keep it alive.  What's the next step?  

As a filmmaker, though, I wanted to pass on one trick.  Some folks suggested you invest in a spy camera, but another alternative very useful for docs is to discreetly tape over the "on" light, so it can't be seen.  I've found black electrical tape works best for most cameras.  

Thanks for the great work!

...that you sort of resemble Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper?

That's hilarious!  I will ink that.

Congratulations.  I actually laughed.

Were these rubber stamps people had lying around and didn't need anymore (because that would be an apt analogy for the Republican Congress), or rubber stamps people went out and bought with money that could've gone to electing a Democratic Congress.

I would encourage people to view the video on Videosift.  You can set up a userid there and vote for your favorite videos.

It is a good way to get this flagged for a larger audience.

Senator Specter has a long history of getting out in front of issues in order to tout his "moderate" and fair minded credentials. Unfortunately, as soon as the issue has run it's course in the media frenzy cycle, he characteristically votes with his party to neuter any attempts to bring actual scrutiny or accountability to the issues.

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http://www.thoughttheater.com

I wish there is a permanent and visible  slogan in many blogs and this blog until election day-- the Rubberstamp Republican Congress.

I remember Dean said you have to repeat it many times even if you are already choking on it.  He said he was using the phrase Republican culture of corruption for 4 months until it caught on.

Wow, Matt. That was just great!  Thanks for delivering the rubber stamps for all of us.