It seems it isn't enough to have a political opinion and to exercise freedom of speech without spending inordinate amounts of cash or to ignore the parts of the Constitution that don't fit an ideological profile.
On Wednesday the Indiana House voted 54-44 to pass the controversial "right to work" bill, nearly ensuring the state will become the 23rd to have such a law.
Sometimes, we get a lucky break.
Ardem at Blue Arkansas reports a horrifying case (with graphic pictures of the cat, may not be safe for children):
With the competitors for the Republican presidential nomination engaged in an intriguing and unexpected debate over the dangers of capitalism’s “creative destruction,” this is the appropriate moment to explore the question: What does the right get right?
Today’s column is a counterpart to last week’s, in which some thoughtful liberals responded to the question, “What does the right get right?”
In an explosive interview, Newt Gingrich’s second wife, Marianne Gingrich, says the former House Speaker wanted an “open marriage,” but that she refused.
The Obama administration will reject the Keystone XL pipeline Wednesday afternoon, according to a source closely following the issue.
Is the Christian Right still a power in American politics? The lavish coverage which its partisans and their favorite issues have received during the current Republican campaign certainly leave that impression.
Hello, my friends. Those of you that have Kaiser for health insurance may relate to this post. If you've never heard of Kaiser, maybe you can relate just on the level that they are a "health care provider". Last year, our share of Kaiser insurance went up from $ …
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Antonio Buehler, 34, a combat veteran of Kosovo and Iraq, West Point graduate, and middle school teacher, was serving as a designated driver shortly after midnight on January 1 when he saw a woman being abused by police outside a 7-11.
IN 2010, the Chicago Public Schools declined to hire Darrell Langdon for a job as a boiler-room engineer, because he had been convicted of possessing a half-gram of cocaine in 1985, a felony for which he received probation. It didn’t matter that Mr.
Over the last three decades, through good economic times and bad, one of the few constants in American life has been the relentless rise in the price of higher education.
The Teamsters have been active in fighting for workers rights across the country in the last year, yet few in the media have covered numerous strikes the union's members are engaged in around the country.
An unexpected alliance is blooming seven weeks into a hard winter strike by 50 Millworkers at the Indiana Limestone Company: The participants of Occupy Bloomington in that nearby college town are rallying to their cause.
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels (R) and his allies in the state legislature are pushing so-called 'right-to-work' legislation in Indiana that they claim will create jobs when, in reality, the legislation is a thinly-veiled assault on Indiana workers.
Soldiers could one day conduct covert operations in complete secrecy, now that Pentagon-backed physicists have figured out how to mask entire events by distorting light.
A growing number of companies across the country are purposely misclassifying workers as self-employed 'owners' for the sake of saving on labor costs.
Yep, it's another controversial statement from Hugo Chavez -- but he really seems to dial up the Nut-O-Meter to 11 with this cancer conspiracy theory.
Finally there's some good news for the millions of Americans who must to live on pay at or close to the legal minimum wage. Eight states are raising their minimum wage on January First, in line with state laws requiring the minimum to keep pace with inflation.
To become a less judgmental person who sees through political differences to the person within, the next step is not to think that politics is the be-all and end-all when you’re with other people. If you make a serious effort to do that — as dubious a suggesti …
Should information be withheld from academic journals because of the potential that it might fall into the hands of terrorists? The National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) has asked the journals Science and Nature to keep certain details out of reports they inte …
IF you are ever on a jury in a marijuana case, I recommend that you vote “not guilty” — even if you think the defendant actually smoked pot, or sold it to another consenting adult.
Corporate participation in public discourse has long been a controversial issue, one that was reignited by the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. FEC, 130 S. Ct. 876 (2010).
This view of the basis of morality is hardly incompatible with religious belief. Indeed, anyone who believes that God made human beings in His image believes something like this — that there is a moral dimension of things, and that it is in our ability to apprehend …
It seems it isn't enough to have a political opinion and to exercise freedom of speech without spending inordinate amounts of cash or to ignore the parts of the Constitution that don't fit an ideological profile.
I call this a sampler because I have a little bit of everything here today. A sunrise, some sunsets and some inside-scapes as well.
On Wednesday the Indiana House voted 54-44 to pass the controversial "right to work" bill, nearly ensuring the state will become the 23rd to have such a law.
Speaking to Michelangelo Signorile on SiriusXM radio, Tennessee State Senator Stacey Campfield (R) claimed on Thursday that it was nearly impossible to get AIDS through heterosexual sex.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says she meant no disrespect when she pointed a finger at President Barack Obama during an intense discussion on an airport tarmac. But the Republican governor says the Democratic president showed disrespect for her by abruptly ending their conversation.
Making my rounds to all my listed friends here on Newsvine to wish you all happiness this coming new year and many more to come!
Penn 2012 and beyond!
Happy New Year, Holly!
— Neetu M.
Thanks for accepting my friend invite, Holly.
— Neetu M.
Happy Holidays, Holly! Sticking with tradition. ;)
I too am raising a teenager and a tween! I enjoyed my first visit to your column and will stop by again soon.
— Neetu M.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours, Holly. ;)
I always come by to wish you some sort of happy holiday. So, Happy Halloween, Holly. :)
Hi Holly,
Your very personal story about your teenage pregnancy was real and courageous. I hope I can be your friend.
Hi Hon, just a quick note to say hi, and say to keep up the good work, and wish there was a lot more good people, like you on the vine.
Holly: what happened to getting us your mom's Ham Loaf recipe? We're waiting! *and did I mention I'm hungry?*
;D
— Lkessler
Hey Holly. Just came to say hello and check in on you. Hope all is well. :)
Happy new Year!
— McSpocky
Merry Christmas, Holly. Wish you a wonderful holiday. ♥ Jerseygirl ♥
Holly,
Your article "Angry America" inspired my article. I had planned to simply respond to your article but my response took a life of its own. Thank you for posting such a provocative article.
Citizen Ira
Hi Holly! Just wanted to stop and say hello. I consider you a friend on the vine and I'm saying hello to some of my friends today. Hope all is well..... =)
Holly,
I think your home-grown tomatoes are almost ready for picking. I proposed a salad, especially for you.
Cucumber - tomato salad - an inspiration for Holly - enjoy.
Sincerely yours
Josh
you made an excellent choice love:) so glad you are staying! any help or support you need you let me know - xxxx
— Soph0571
Great comments and seeds... Keep up the good work!
I started two new groups that I would like to invite you to join, if you are interested,
http://antidiscrimination.newsvine.com/
http://begreener.newsvine.com/
Take care!— McSpocky
I think Holly is one of the sweetest people here at newsvine. She is clean and fresh and has what I call real innocence and by that I do not mean naive. Holly is smart and fun. I always look forward to reading her articles. Her ability to love comes out so clear to me in this mean hard place of cyber world.
The hardest thing to do ...is opening up to anyone, especially not knowing how some will react. Remember; courage is not the lack of fear...
You're a courageous lady, thank you for sharing!
*Smiles*
~Sara— Sara G.
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