He was not my first choice; to be honest, I was one of the ones who said he was not ready to lead us. However, I have always believed in the message of “Change.” I want that change;... Read more >>

There’s an old joke in Texas that goes like this: “What’s the difference between a Democrat and a Republican in Texas?” Answer: “A thin layer of paint.” As with... Read more >>

As a volunteer for Wilkes-Barre/Luzerne County for Obama, I have received hundreds of e-mails after Tuesday night’s results came through. Although most of them were congratulatory,... Read more >>

After Barack Obama received a boost from women in Iowa, Hillary Clinton won the female vote in New Hampshire. Read more >>

Currently, there have been two families that have held either the position of President or Vice President of the USA for the past twenty-seven years and this has resulted in this country moving... Read more >>

To all Democratic candidates: The war in Iraq has continued to kill innocent civilians since the inception of the war in 2002. According to the Washington Post, an estimated amount of 100,000... Read more >>

Business leaders who want to retain and leverage talent and position yourselves for success in the new business landscape, listen up. More workers want to be fully engaged, and they want a new model... Read more >>

In 1988, then Texas Governor Ann Richards gave the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention in Atlanta, Georgia. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Buenas noches, mis amigos! I am... Read more >>

This is the dawn of the most entrepreneurial and socially aware generation in history. Workers under forty are passionate about corporate social responsibility, a greener environment, and human... Read more >>