Freedom of religion
Republicans are, stereotypically and statistically, preponderantly Christian, so Pagan Republicans make news. Dan Halloran continues to be the most senior elected official of his faith, so his arrest in a pay-to-play scheme has…
Hatred makes a poor bedfellow
Not all Republicans are narrow.
Watching the slow and ponderous debate over same-sex marriage, and…
Clinton waffles again
In a testament to the poll-watching strategy he used while in office, Bill Clinton has come out against the Defense Against Marriage Act, saying that it is “incompatible with our Constitution.”
He’s right, of course, but it begs the question: was this…
I still consider myself someone with dreadlocks … dreadlocks that were reset in November so they can lock naturally, and haven’t chosen to do that yet.
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As our CEO Knight Kiplinger likes to say, “the biggest barrier to becoming rich is living like you’re rich before you are.”
(via moneyisnotimportant)
Cartoon by David Borchart. For more from this week’s issue: http://nyr.kr/Splnqb
… and the band played appropriate music
Barack Obama has been reelected. Here are a few things to celebrate about that:
- He won both the popular and electoral votes, so we don’t have to spend yet another four years complaining about another “stolen election.”
- The Sandy impact didn’t seem to…
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Some people took the election results harder than others.
Grammar Girl says, “Forget about the grammar [for now].”
During #NaNoPrep last month, I posted the above advice on Twitter, and a few people’s heads exploded because Grammar Girl was saying not to worry about grammar. I didn’t mean you shouldn’t use the proper grammar you know. I meant you shouldn’t stop to look up things you don’t know.
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