While doing some research for the Mothers of Intention book, I came across the Schoolhouse Rock videos on government and our political system. I thought at least for my friends who are still snowbound on the East Coast, this could…
Continue reading...Tuesday, November 4, 2008
All I can say is WTF? I was fine last night, all ready to talk politics on a local DC TV station tonight. Woke up this morning with so many aches and symptoms that it’s going to take every last…
Continue reading...Sunday, November 2, 2008
Yes, that’s a really tortured Wimpy reference, but bear with me! I’d like to collect as many good and bad voting stories as possible for upcoming posts and I’m willing to give you a chance at some cool swag…
Continue reading...Friday, October 24, 2008
I wish there was early voting in my state. If there was, I would take advantage of it, especially so it would be easier to take PunditGirl, now a third-grader, to the polls with me to vote. She’s still…
Continue reading...Friday, July 25, 2008
It’s the economy, stupid. No matter how we parse it, so many things seem to come back to that famous Bill Clinton campaign mantra. It’s still the economy in terms of major issues in this election. And…
Continue reading...Tuesday, July 8, 2008
I was sad that my big “debut” interview with Good Morning, America didn’t run (breaking news over the course of several days bumped it and made it “old” news). The topic was whether Hillary Clinton supporters would really cross-over…
Continue reading...Friday, February 15, 2008
In last week’s New York Times Magazine article 16 Ways of Looking at a Female Voter, controversial author Linda Hirshman pointed to many studies and analyses that supposedly support the premise that, even though there have been many…
Continue reading...Wednesday, January 9, 2008
In 2004, George Bush beat out John Kerry for the White House by just over three million votes. The 2008 race is bound to be a close one, as well. I know the candidates have been a little preoccupied with…
Continue reading...Thursday, August 30, 2007
Mothers, however we define ourselves in terms of our employment, are not viewed by the world at large as opinion makers. I had this sad revelation while the PunditMom family was away on vacation and I continued to…
Continue reading...Monday, August 20, 2007
Would you be willing to give up your Decaf LowFat Caramel Macchiato with Extra Foam for a week? Many of us have so few personal indulgences, the thought of going caffeine-free for a week could be tough, especially…
Continue reading...Friday, August 3, 2007
I’m David Wescott, the political hack/PR flack who blogs about blogging at It’s Not a Lecture, and I’m so grateful to PunditMom for letting me borrow her soapbox today. One of the things I do is track the issues-based…
Continue reading...Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Cross-posted from Work It, Mom! Yes, Hillary is ahead of her opponents in some of the polls — at the moment. And the reason she’s ahead is because more Democratic women voters favor her as a presidential candidate…
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