This is the third part in a series that can go on until the November midterm elections on the ridiculous, flawed, unethical, foolish or flat-out insane things that Republican Senate candidates have said, done or proposed doing. Today I’m going from Iowa to Louisiana.
This is the third part in a series that can go on until the November midterm elections on the ridiculous, flawed, unethical, foolish or flat-out insane things that Republican Senate candidates have said, done or proposed doing. Today I’m going from Florida to Indiana
As we all know, the structure of family today is completely different from the 1960’s. Women have made a huge impact in the job market, making up more than half of the workplace. But, according to a report by Women’s Voices. Women Vote, nearly half of women are unmarried and will at one point be the sole supporter of their household. Women are our mothers, family members, and caregivers – the gender based job discrimination they face where women are paid lower wages and lack economic security for their families must end now.
Have you noticed that we are not seeing any new images of wildlife being affected by the oil spill? Although media coverage is still surrounding the spill, the observant viewer will see that there are fewer images of the spill sites. Don’t be alarmed this just seems to be an infringement upon our First Amendment rights.
This is the second part in a series that can go until the November midterm elections on the ridiculous, flawed, unethical, foolish or flat-out insane things that Republican Senate candidates have said, done or proposed doing. This week I'm going from Colorado to Delaware.
You don’t have to wade through academic tomes and hefty journal commentaries to understand how globalization affects the labor markets and everyday workers. This aspect of globalization can be boiled down to three basic propositions:
George Steinbrenner's heirs will get a cool $1.5 billion tax free without doing a lick of work, thanks ot the Senate's having allowed the estate tax to expire.
I want to start a series that can go on until the November midterm elections on the ridiculous, flawed, unethical, foolish or flat-out insane things that Republican Senate candidates have said, done or proposed doing.Obviously a few have gotten top attention this cycle, we all know that Rand Paul is not too keen on civil rights and that Sharron Angle thinks rape is a questionable at best reason for having an abortion, but I want to go alphabetically through the list of states that have a Senate race this Fall and find at least one reason to not allow the Republican anywhere near the upper house.This week I’m going from Alaska to California.
As we all know, the structure of family today is completely different from the 1960’s. Women have made a huge impact in the job market, making up more than half of the workplace. But, according to a report by Women’s Voices. Women Vote, nearly half of women are unmarried and will at one point be the sole supporter of their household. Women are our mothers, family members, and caregivers – the gender based job discrimination they face where women are paid lower wages and lack economic security for their families must end now.
Have you noticed that we are not seeing any new images of wildlife being affected by the oil spill? Although media coverage is still surrounding the spill, the observant viewer will see that there are fewer images of the spill sites. Don’t be alarmed this just seems to be an infringement upon our First Amendment rights. 
George Steinbrenner's heirs will get a cool $1.5 billion tax free without doing a lick of work, thanks ot the Senate's having allowed the estate tax to expire.
Do you want the good or the bad news first? This week, I have both from the marriage equality movement...