Huge profits? Apparently we can bank on it.

Within days, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America and now Citigroup are revealing not just profits, but profits …

Healthcare: Who’s country is this anyway?

The video clip below contains a stunning revelation: “the admission by a top health insurance executive that the disinformation and …

Cheney Ticks Off Wilkerson

It will come as no surprise that I can’t stand hearing Dick Cheney tout the success of his torture policy …

GOP: The party of anger

The other day I was listening to a podcast of Bill Maher’s interview with Gore Vidal. They were talking about …

The Red Cross Torture Report

If you haven’t seen, heard of or read this report, here’s the link: The Red Cross Torture Report: What It …

Glass half full

Everybody’s got an opinion. We’ve hit bottom We haven’t hit bottom. The market’s optimistic. The bankers are panicking. Wall Street …

Do you know about Earth Hour?

Saturday night, March 28, you can turn off your lights from 8:30 to 9:30 PM and join the thousands of …

Rethinking Rick Warren

While I love the idea of politics becoming more inclusive and less bogged down in the mire of paranoia, mudslinging and awfulizing, I think Barack has blown it with his selection of Rick Warren for his inaugural invocation.

Warren speaks. The Left freaks.

We progressives love to be offended. But has anybody noticed how Obama’s inviting Rick Warren to do his invocation looks from the Right’s point of view? Maybe Barack wants to show the 40% of country who didn’t vote for him — and who are scared to death of him and his middle name — that he’s going to be their president, too.

Make nice? Or stay harsh?

I recently forwarded a silly, funny little thing I got sent to me: Dear World, The United States of America, …