What makes me sick about this bulletin from Associated Press is this: With all Hillary Clinton’s blithering about sexism and other pure rot, and the whining and using her supporters to blackmail herself into this situation, it has worked.
FCC Commissioner: Return of Fairness Doctrine Could Control Web Content
So much for freedom of speech and freedom of press under these damn bureaucratic neo-cons.
I’m quite certain this will all end up in the Supreme Court. The problem is who will be on the Supreme Court when it does?
Still sore from an epic primary battle, some of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s supporters aren’t buying the unity theme planned for the Democratic National Convention.
The National Rifle Association said Wednesday that Barack Obama’s campaign is trying to mislead voters about his past support of gun control, calling the Democratic candidate "a poster child of the extremist, elitist gun control movement."
Attorney General Michael Mukasey has decided to let bygones be bygones in the case of his predecessor’s top aides’ shameless attempt to politicize the Justice department.
The Bush Administration is almost history. The environmentalists among us were on the verge of conjuring mental images of the Administration heading off into the environmental netherworld. As close as they are to losing power and authority, the President’s anti-environment minions at the Interior Department felt compelled to pull yet one more harmful stunt.
The hate-crime and incident blotter is filling so fast now, it suggests the mean side of our national character is rising. To look away from what is happening could mean something equally telling — a failure to face a problem needing national attention.
In 2004, filmmaker Eric Steel spent an entire year filming San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. His intention was to capture images of people killing themselves.
If you don’t live in Washington, New York or another big city, you may think: "Even if the terrorists do strike again on American soil, my hometown and my family probably aren’t in danger." Think again.
It occurred to me while watching the Olympic swimming events on TV that, just as the world turns, old things have a way of coming around to dawn as new again.