A day or two before the election, I read on CNN the “Visions for America” from President Obama and Governor Romney. While both of their messages contained some semblance of vision, … Continue reading
No matter what happens on Tuesday, I’m proud of Mitt Romney. The Obama Campaign has done an effective job at painting Governor Romney as “a liar” and “a flip-flopper.” But … Continue reading
Adoption has become a very personal, tender issue for me. In 2009, I worked with Tamra Dawn Hyde—a birth mother and a spokeswoman for itsaboutlove.org—to put together this video of … Continue reading
Jon McNaughton, the controversial artist (and my personal friend) is at it again with the release of his latest painting “Runaway Slave.” The painting depicts an African-American (C.L. Bryant), standing … Continue reading
Some might call it the politics of trying to look non-political, or think it’s just Mitt trying to appear more charitable and sympathetic…but I think we’re finally seeing the real … Continue reading
Halloween remains my second favorite holiday and Neal Gaiman just made it better! Have you heard of All Hallow’s Read? It’s a new and exciting Halloween tradition started by contemporary … Continue reading
The “hope and change” that President Obama promised to bring to Washington politics has officially faded and dissolved into partisan politics at its worst. Please don’t get me wrong. While … Continue reading
Despite what my brothers might say when things get a little competitive, I’m not a woman. That being made clear, I don’t pretend to fully understand all of the complex … Continue reading
I might have “Romnesia.” I didn’t know I had it until last Friday when President Obama diagnosed Governor Romney with it. There are two definitions of Romneisa: Romnesia [Rom-nee-zhuh] Noun … Continue reading
Triumph against impossible odds… Who won World War II? Was it the Allies or the American reinforcements? Well, ask any Russian and you will hear them proudly say, “The Soviet … Continue reading