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My political views have always skewed Independent–I firmly believe in voting for the person, not necessarily any particular party–but there will always be a special place in my heart for Al Gore. I have been following his political career since 1987, during my college days, and my good friends know that I will forever beRead more about A Souvenir from a Friend[…]
I saw this saying posted by a friend, and had to share it. I’m so tired of all the anger and hate that I’m seeing, not only in our world, but on all forms of social media. Just when I think the level of dialogue can’t possibly get any lower, the bottom falls out. WeRead more about Wisdom from Rumi – Raise Your Words, Not Your Voice[…]
Nope…it’s not as easy as it looks. #byeMooch
I’ve been reading about the record-breaking floods that have devastated Louisiana, and seeing the horrific video images of what the people there are going through, and my heart goes out to the residents there who have been suffering for the past several days. And yet, our President has yet to say a single word aboutRead more about Blatant Media Bias and the Absence of Accountability[…]
Last night, Melania Trump gave what was lauded as a rousing, heartfelt speech at the Republican National Convention, praising her patriotic husband Donald while recounting her own path to becoming a proud, flag-waving American citizen. The only trouble is, some of her words sounded awfully familiar, and it wasn’t long before people realized that severalRead more about The Controversy Over Melania Trump’s RNC Speech[…]
Oh, geez. I watched the Republican debate last night, where candidate Ted Cruz doubled-down on his statements eschewing “New York values.” Not only did New Yorker Donald Trump take offense and call the the statements “insulting,” but this morning, my Facebook feed is filled with angry rants from fellow New York natives who were offendedRead more about My thoughts on “New York Values”[…]
Everyone seems fixated on President Obama’s colossally bone-headed statement that the United States “has no strategy” to deal with ISIS, but honestly, I still can’t get past the pathetic beige blazer he was sporting during the press conference.At this point, there’s nothing about President Obama that isn’t carefully crafted for mass consumption, which makes hisRead more about The Beige Blazer[…]
Sarah Palin: 44 years old, scarcely 2 years’ experience as Alaska governor, NO foreign policy experience, NO experience on a national level. Pro-life, pro-death penalty, lifelong NRA member. I can’t understand this choice. Sure, party loyalists/Republican conservatives will be happy, and McCain’s choice is certainly historic, but I don’t think it does him any favorsRead more about McCain’s VP: Oops[…]
Dear Senator Obama, I watched the Saddleback Forum on CNN last night, because I was curious to see how you and Senator McCain would do in that type of setting. I am an Independent voter with Democratic leanings, so this should have been a cake walk for you. It was not. You bored me. YourRead more about Saddleback Forum[…]
…it would be Ann Coulter. I can’t stand this woman. She’s the worst of both worlds: she touts “conservative” values while slinking around in skin-tight outfits, playing off her sexuality and spewing poison while running her dragon-lady fingernails through her bleached blonde hair. I’ve never seen someone try so hard to be edgy and hipRead more about If Ignorance and Arrogance had a baby…[…]