Does the Democratic or Republican Party do a better job of addressing issues important to women? Why? Read more >>

My roommate declared that if McCain wins the presidency, he will move to France. Yes, we’ve heard this rhetoric before, probably in every election, but beneath the sassy declaration lies a... Read more >>

We all know President Bush can’t wait to say “Adios” to the White House. He’s had to endure years of international travel, bad hair days on C-SPAN, and the constant headaches... Read more >>

This presidential election in the United States is a historic event, for sure. But still: is there anyone else out there who is positively sick of the coverage, besides myself? Read more >>

I feel compelled to add something today because of the history that was made last evening with the election landslide for Barack Obama. While John McCain did a respectable job of raising votes, the... Read more >>

In 2000, a mere 537 votes separated the presidential candidates. Like that historically close-knit race when the youth vote was so vigorously sought after, this year’s first-time voters are once... Read more >>

When are we going to wake up? What is it going to take to prove to the American people that Obama is NOT the one? Now, before you think about writing in bashing my comments, continue reading through... Read more >>

Ok, so this is America, the U.S. of A. I love it. I respect it, I believe in it. We are on the verge of a historical moment in the United States. We might elect the first African American to the most... Read more >>

Katherine Adam is the Outreach Coordinator for the Philadelphia GROW Project of the Drexel University School of Public Health, which serves the needs of low-income children. She recently co-authored a... Read more >>