For years now, most pundits assumed that the only way progress would be made in the Palestinian/Israeli conflict would be after Arafat was gone.
Well, now what?
For years now, most pundits assumed that the only way progress would be made in the Palestinian/Israeli conflict would be after Arafat was gone.
Well, now what?
Dubya likes to spout rhetoric branding Kerry as a flip-flopper, touting himself as a decisive guy. Except, like any politician, when public opinion starts to shift. After being criticized for using September 11 imagery [more...]
Families of Iraq-deployed soldiers are becoming concerned about rising suicide rates and the lack of support or information from the Pentagon: According to William Winkenwerder Jr., assistant secretary of defense for [more...]
As we know, the Republican party is masterful at saying one thing and doing another. Whether it be on moral issues (anti-gay politicans cruising bathrooms for men, abstinence-only fundies with pregnant, unmarried teen [more...]
