Old George and his minions have been trying to re-educate us for years. Even with his approval ratings in the basement–right under the sump pump– we shouldn’t be jumping to conclusions about what a disaster the Bush years at the helm have been. After all, he tells us, “The jury’s still out on George Washington.” And [...]
Archive for August, 2007
A Page (or two) from Dubya’s GOP Official U.S. History Book: Iraq is like Vietnam — only better.
Posted in Op/Eds on August 24, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Fearless Michelle Obama: the fine art of the straight-talking powerful woman
Posted in Op/Eds on August 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
There’s nothing I love better than a smart, strong woman. Well, maybe one thing: A smart, strong woman whose heart is fully engaged. A woman whose depth and character and passion for positive change shine through the gloom of fear and mistrust like a beacon, lighting the way to safe harbor. When the time comes to [...]
The New Nuclear Option: the war against Obama
Posted in Op/Eds on August 10, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Bear with me, folks. I’m apt to ramble a bit here. And I’m more than a little angry at the war games that threaten to reduce the Democratic race to the primaries to, well, a pile of nuclear rubble. The last man standing may well have contracted such a case of radiation poisoning from the [...]
Greek Prefixes, Smart Women and Obamaphobia
Posted in Op/Eds on August 2, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Clever, those ancient Greeks. They gave us art, literature, philosophy and the notion of a more perfect form of government. They gave us a language ripe for the picking. Greek prefixes, Greek root-words: “demos” (people), “kratos” (power). Power to the people. What a word! What a concept! What’s not to like?
They also gave us the [...]
