Rush Limbaugh is an ass.
No, Rush. Shame on you.
The recent uproar about women’s rights and health care is a time machine back to the 1950’s.
Birth control has been a non-controversial issue for decades. At least it was until Newt Gingrich, in early February, latched on to the fact that the Obama administration announced in mid-January that it had mandated that birth control be covered at no co-pay as basic health care service by insurance providers.
It took a while for the GOP to take hold of the issue and blow it out of proportion. Read the rest of this entry »
Indiana really is the crossroads of America, politically that is. The state is at the center of privatization, a hot trend for our nation’s Republican governors and mayors. GOP politicians and dominated legislatures sell public resources to the highest private bidder, using extensive, longer-than-long-term contracts. The deals often block the State from modernizing public transit, or placing resources more efficiently to save money. Is privatizing in the public interest? Read the rest of this entry »
All the media seems to talk about these days is Congressman Anthony Weiner. He tweeted inappropriate photos. He had inappropriate conversations with women who were not his wife. Was it stupid? Yes. Was it ill-advised? Sure. Should he lose his seat in Congress over it? No way. Read the rest of this entry »
Last weekend Sarah Palin began her “One Nation” bus tour, barnstorming around the Northeast, with news organizations scrambling like flies around media manure to keep abreast of what she will do next. Palin has some serious talents. Governing and holding an executive office are not two of them. What this woman does have is an innate gift to create a media buzz around herself. Read the rest of this entry »
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