SENATE

This past week was quite a political earthquake for much of our nation. We made history with our choice for president, California is now in the midst of painful soul searching, and many assumptions have been challenged about the political make up of many states. Some of these states are obvious, like Virginia and Colorado, both states that voted for a democrat for the first time in decades.  Read More »

I don't believe that McCain's suspension of his campaign last week was anything more than a political move, but according to a couple videos I've seen recently, Senator McCain may suspend his campaign again.  Read More »

Funeral cost in America was not raised. Many funeral directors will help you with a low, or lower cost funeral. Others only raise funeral cost,
March 11th was not declared National Funeral Directors Day! Thanks to Progressive U and the US Congress!  Read More »

There are several key things I'd like to address in this posting. First, a bit about the recent NIU shootings, and the ramifications for Second Amendment rights and psychiatric drug side effect awareness.  Read More »

The Associated Press broke this story yesterday and it was on the cover of the New York Times this morning (Wednesday):  Read More »

If there is anything I can say about myself, it is that I am an equal opportunity bitcher. That is, I believe that bitching shouldn't be undertaken blinded to any side of any given argument. In order for bitching to truly exercise those infuriated demons, one must be willing to bitch about the idiocy of either side when the occasion arises.  Read More »

I beleive that it was yesterday that the Matthew Shepard Act went before the Senate. Today I received an email from the Human Rights Campaign saying "the U.S. Senate has just passed the Matthew Shepard Act!"  Read More »

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