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Who Knew Financial Regulation Was So Simple?

March 7, 2010

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Funny or Die’s Presidential Reunion from Will Ferrell But I still miss the late Phil Hartman as Ronald Reagan. As for financial regulation?  Do we really have to…

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Nothing is Going to Change Until We’re in the Room

March 3, 2010

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White guy, white guy, white guy, white guy, President Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Kathleen Sebelius, white guy, white guy, white guy who looks like he just ate a sour pickle. That’s my one line description of the health

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If On-Air Posturing Gets Us a Step Closer to Health Care Reform, I’ll Take It

February 25, 2010

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I could sit here and write a long post about all the reasons we need real reform (I’m starting to hate that word, but I don’t have a better one) — but our individual stories are the things that may…

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“There’s an Act for That”

February 18, 2010

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As a blogger who happens to be a mother, I get a LOT of E-mails from people trying to promote one product or another.  As a blogger who focuses on politics and current events, and their impact on women, I…

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Wasn’t the SEC Supposed to be the “Investor’s Advocate?”

February 17, 2010

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Please accept my apologies for the rhetorical question. As someone who worked at the Securities and Exchange Commission for several years, I already know the answer to that question is, “yes.”  Unfortunately, that mission has gone missing and seems…

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Groundhogs, Elizabeth Warren and Other Random Thoughts

February 2, 2010

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As the book deadline approaches, and I have more work than I can keep up with, here are a few random thoughts for a chilly February 2. First, I *heart* Elizabeth Warren:

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Work/Life Policies Can Enhance the Bottom Line — Fem 2.0 Wake Up! Campaign

February 1, 2010

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I think we’ve all pretty much figured out by now there is no such thing as work/life “balance.”  It would really be nice, but with the pressures of work, and trying to make sure we keep our jobs in this…

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“Send the Men Home” — Is it Sexist if It’s True?

January 27, 2010

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How can we get health care done?  Easy, if you believe some women in Congress: I heard about Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter’s (D-N.H.) comments before they hit the mainstream media yesterday, thanks to XM Radio channel POTUS (Politics of the…

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A Little Light Reading!

January 22, 2010

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While I’m trying to get some book writing work down today, here’s some excellent reading — I just wish I had some time to weigh in on all these right now! – Why the Game Change guys who want…

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Am I Angrier at Martha Coakley or the Democratic Party?

January 17, 2010

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I feel that I should write something thoughtful and analytical about the state of  race in Massachusetts to fill the Senate seat of the late Ted Kennedy.  But I’m too angry. Massachusetts Democrats blew a 30 percent lead to…

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Sarah Palin Redux

January 16, 2010

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I hope somewhere Katie Couric is doing the victory dance today  …. Visit msnbc.com for

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Harold Ford, Step out of Senator Gillibrand’s Way

January 8, 2010

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The political controversy of the week is whether former Tennessee Congressman Harold Ford will try to stage a contest to battle Kirsten Gillibrand for her seat in the U.S. Senate. You may recall there was a little uproar over…

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