Seeking to bypass an almost-total corporate media blackout of the rising movement against GMOs, a coalition of anti-Monsanto groups is launching a campaign calling on people to make and share online videos highlighting the issue. Much more to help reclaim our food.

Yes, these people are still here. They were just at the Faith and Freedom conference bearing the evidently straight-faced title, Road to the Majority, wherein speakers said immigrants are more fertile, we need to protect the unborn, if America doesn't step up to fight radical Islam who will and the GOP needs to lean even further to the right without actually falling off the planet. Sarah Palin! Herman Cain! Phyllis Schlafly! Muslim jokes! They are still here, and despite the polls and elections and lay of the land, they want to be your future.

In a brilliant if unholy juxtaposition of messaging and marketing, Pope Francis celebrated a Mass by both blessing thousands of Harley-Davidson riders thunderously marking the bike's 110th anniversary - 2013 slogan: “Live life on your own terms" - and hosting an anti-abortion rally by warning believers that "power and pleasure" lead to God being "replaced by fleeting human idols which offer the intoxication of a flash of freedom." Oddly, nobody seemed to sense any discrepancy between the two sound-and-fury talking points.