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What Happens to Global Women’s Issues Without Hillary Clinton?
What’s going to happen to America’s global women’s and girls initiatives without Hillary Clinton? Clinton was a champion for women and children around the world in a way no other Secretary of State before her. She’s brought money, attention and …
Continue reading...My Six Favorite Hillary Clinton Moments
January 30, 2013
Hillary Clinton is now a retired woman. She has officially stepped down from her post as Secretary of State. She’s no longer a U.S. Senator or First Lady. She’s not waging a presidential campaign — yet. And those pesky …
Continue reading...Over the Top Hillary-Bashing
January 24, 2013
Like I alluded to yesterday, some things will never change for Hillary Clinton … Image via The Newseum…
Continue reading...Benghazi Hearings: Now With a Dose of Sexism!
January 23, 2013
I don’t know why I’m still surprised by the sexism that continues to exist at media outlets today, especially when it comes to anything Hillary Clinton does or says. Even with analysts and talking heads proclaiming that she is …
Continue reading...Crow After Roe: What You Should Really Know on Roe v. Wade’s 40th Anniversary
January 21, 2013
Robin Marty and Jessica Pieklo, two of my compatriots at our group project The Broad Side, have been working long and hard on their book about what has happened to women’s reproductive rights since the Supreme Court decision …
Continue reading...The Great Hillary Clinton Bash of 2013
January 10, 2013
Oh, neo-cons. What are you going to do in a few weeks when Hillary Clinton retires? For the past 20+ years, you have made Hillary-bashing an Olympic sport. No matter what Hillary does. No matter where she goes. No …
Continue reading...What We Learned in 2012: 2013, Here We Come?
December 20, 2012
As we look back over the crazy political year that was 2012, and look over our shoulders just in that Mayan prediction about the end of the world is true, here are a few things to consider about what we …
Continue reading...Will Nikki Haley & Jenny Sanford Launch the GOP “New Girls” Network?
December 12, 2012
Jenny Sanford could become the next female member of the U.S. Senate. Jenny who? Remember Jenny Sanford? The wronged former first lady of South Carolina? The one whose husband coined the euphemism “hiking the old Appalachian Trail?” She’s never …
Continue reading...Women in Politics Radio: Can Women in Social Media Really Make Change?
November 16, 2012
If you didn’t have a chance to join in, I wanted to share the link to my discussion with Kimberly Mitchem-Rasmussen Executive Director/Founder & Executive Producer of Women in Politics Media. I know you might be tired of all the …
Continue reading...Nancy Pelosi Smack Down!
November 14, 2012
A good photo opp is worth a thousand words. And that’s what we got as Nancy Pelosi announced she will stay in her leadership role in the Democratic Party, after speculation that she might step aside once President Obama …
Continue reading...Political Mothers: The Key to Winning the White House
October 31, 2012
I’ve gotten used to being scoffed at when it comes to my political bona fides. Because the word “mom” is in the name of my site, I’m often dismissed as someone who isn’t focused on current events, our political …
Continue reading...Ten Ways to Win Women’s Votes
October 29, 2012
Ten ways to win women’s votes? Thanks, Ellen Bravo!…
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February 21, 2013
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