by Susan Stinson | Nov 8, 2012 | The Public Humanist
A couple of hundred pages into reading The Portrait of a Lady for the first time in at least twenty years, I worried that I was going to end up furious at Henry James, who wrote it. I really didn’t want to be mad at Henry James. That was not only because it...
by James Heflin | Nov 8, 2012 | Ten Gallon Liberal
The worst part of the presidential campaign is its stifling, two-party narrowness on certain issues. The foreign policy debate of recent days showed just how similarly the two would approach foreign policy (well, apparently, if they are to be believed). There are...
by Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser | Nov 8, 2012 | Standing In The Shadows
I could blather on. Photo: NYT But for today, I’ll stick to this: justice prevails. The road can be slow, arduous. But that’s the direction we are headed. And although many, even four years ago wouldn’t have believed this is what our First Family...
by Free Sport | Nov 8, 2012 | Free Sport
Just when I thought I couldn’t possibly dislike Mitt Romney any more than I already do, I find out that he once held investments in the YES Network, the broadcast arm of the New York “Evil Empire” Yankees! The New York Yankees? Are you kidding me?...