Nancy Pelosi Staying as Minority Leader
Nancy Pelosi is strongly considering staying in Congress as Minority Leader. It’s her job if she wants it.
Promised U.S. Aid Still Hasn’t Reached Haiti
Nine months after a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, more than a billion dollars in reconstruction aid still hasn’t reached the country.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Trailblazer
If there’s an area where our attitudes and behaviors have changed more radically in my lifetime than gender equality, I can’t think of it.
Strip Clubs Didn’t Bring Down the Towers
Strippers didn’t attack us on 9/11. Then again, neither did American Muslims.
Gay Marriage Politics State-By-State
That attitudes towards gay marriage varies by state won’t surprise you. The degree to which it does just might.
Nonprofit Salaries Too High?
Are you really a nonprofit if your CEO is making a million dollars a year?
The Founders and the Central Government
No, the founding fathers of the United States were not “very afraid of a central government.” Indeed, such an assertion makes no sense.
Sarah Palin: Fiscal Conservatism Shouldn’t Apply To Defense Spending
Sarah Palin is among a group of Republicans concerned that the Tea Party movement’s fiscal conservatism could pose a danger to defense spending.
Rue McClanahan Dead at 76
The actress best known for her role as Blanche Deveraux on “The Golden Girls” has died of a stroke.
