As 26 House Democrats take the Food Stamp Challenge, prominent millionaire Republican congressmen are poised to pass a bill that would cut $20 billion from the food stamp program.
When Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State, the right-wing is saying that many awful things happened. Here’s much ado about nothing.
After getting dumped by Fox News, and promptly falling flat on her face and into oblivion, Sarah Palin went crawling back to Roger Ailes and got her old job back for likely less pay.
The warmongers aren’t going to like this, but the White House’s announcement that Syria has used chemical weapons doesn’t mean a Bush style regime change.
Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) has reintroduced his bill that would require schools to use a universal financial aid award letter, so that students and families will know how much college will truly cost.
17 Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee disgustingly decided to protect rapists by voting not to remove sexual assault cases from the change of command.
Designed to divert attention away from the fact that health care reform is already working, the conservative media apparatus would now have us believe that a doctor shortage is the next danger.
Vile Republican men like Rep. Trent Franks will risk electoral defeat to condemn women to a life of second-class status as birth machines and to keep them banished at home barefoot and pregnant.
Ann Coulter didn’t stop with Hannity but called Marco Rubio the Jack Kervorkian of the Republican Party
