Lawrence O’Donnell gave the last word on tonight’s MSNBC show to Rep. Kendrick Meek, from Florida, who’s giving up his sure seat in the House to run for the Senate … against... Read more >>

I have to fess up: for the past few months, I have been regularly watching The View on ABC. Nope, I’m not sprawled out in front of the television scarfing down leftover Halloween candy at eleven... Read more >>

Whatever your politics, Sarah Palin is good for women. Particularly working mothers, and especially those with young children. The rousing speech by Governor Palin at the Republican National... Read more >>

As Indiana and North Carolina primary results trickled in, exit polls showed a shocking statistic: six in ten Indiana voters who supported Barack Obama, said they will be dissatisfied if Hillary... Join this chit chat >>

Have politics become more divisive, or have we just become big babies? Read more >>

The economy is polling as a top concern—if not the top concern—of American voters. How should the candidates convince hard-working voters (both Democrat and Republican) of their ability and desire to… Read more >>

In our hearts we know what’s fair.   Studies of different native indigenous populations reveal that they create similar societies with only mild differences in wealth and income... Read more >>

“I can’t believe you voted for the white guy!” Obama fans are incredulous when they meet me. I am a conservative white woman with biracial sons and a black ex-husband. And yes,... Read more >>

My entire family consists of two first cousins and the offspring of one of them. The one with the offspring is more like a sister to me. Let’s call her Jill. I’ve always liked that name... Read more >>

I have lived in several “red” states all of my life. Born and raised in the Magnolia State, lived for a stint in the swamp lands of Louisiana, and I am raising my kids in the volunteer... Read more >>