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A Very Fine House
Huffington Post, October 5, 2011 MANAMA, Bahrain –It took Tom Hayden 14 years, two months and four days to go from being one of the leaders at the demonstrations that disrupted the 1968 Democratic presidential convention to his trial as one of the Chicago Seven to winning a seat in the California state assembly in 1982.Read more-
A Lighter Shade of Gray
Huffington Post, October 2, 2011 Huffington Post Posted: 10/02/11 05:00 PM ET Sanabis, Bahrain — Lane 446 is one of the more restive areas of Bahrain, where the drama of dissent gets played out in a cacophony of senses. At night, the insults grate the ears, the rocks cause pain and damage, andRead more -
It’s Not The Same Old Story
Huffington Post Posted: 9/21/11 10:04 AM ET A’ali, Bahrain — The rubber stamp storyline out of Bahrain is that it is the latest chapter of the people rising against the evil rulers in the 2011 drama of the Arab Spring. Spend a few days and nights away from the hotels and international clusters andRead more -
Where Are You Elizabeth?
Where are you Elizabeth? The roses that Gabriella and I planted in the back yard are already looking beautiful. The strawberry plants have lined the brick wall we built. And later in the summer, the tomatoes and peppers and eggplants will be ready for your tasting. You love my meals. The duck dinner in SarajevoRead more -
Batman promotional video with the Washington Nationals
My pup Batman, now healthy and happy, was a scared, skinny and sick puppy when he was featured in a Washington Nationals promotion video for the Washington Humane Society. For the video, please go to: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=120193794665973Read more -
Face The Nation – 7/29/01
(CBS) BOB SCHIEFFER: Today on Face the Nation, National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, and the latest on the missing intern from D.C. Police Chief Charles Ramsey. Secretary of State Colin Powell just finished the Bush administration’s highest-level talks to date with Chinese officials. Did he make any headway on a missile defense system or on human rights?Read more -
Countdown with Keith Olbermann’ for July 23, 2004
COUNTDOWN opening tonight with the fallout from the September 11 report. Up next, the No. 4 story: Special delivery to Iraq. More money, more ammo, and more music? That‘s not a joke. OLBERMANN: Next here on COUNTDOWN, supporting America‘s bravest, by bringing back into service all if its retired band members. (COMMERCIAL BREAK) OLBERMANN: TheRead more -
The Georgetown Dish celebrates year one at Il Canale
The Georgetown Dish celebrates year one at Il Canale December 21, 2010 Readers, fans and secret sources packed the party space at Il Canale for an evening of toasts and holiday merrymaking as The Georgetown Dishcelebrated its one-year anniversary. Having launched last December, the site now attracts over 30,000 visitors each month and was recently named“Business ofRead more -
CNN THE POINT WITH GRETA VAN SUSTEREN
Is the Search for Chandra Levy Nearing an End? Aired July 30, 2001 – 20:30 ET ANNOUNCER: THE POINT WITH GRETA VAN SUSTEREN. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) SUSAN LEVY, CHANDRA LEVY’S MOTHER: I’m not giving up, but my heart aches. (END VIDEO CLIP) ANNOUNCER: Police say there is only a 50-50 chance we will everRead more -
Can Michael Williams Energize Texas?
A rock-solid, bow tie-wearing conservative who’s not yet famous, Williams is aiming for a sear in the U.S. Senate, Lots of Texans are paying attention. by Tom Squitieri If all goes according to Michael Williams’ plan, by fall, he’ll be one of only two African-Americans in the U.S. Senate—and the only black Republican there. ButRead more -
‘A Godsend to the GOP’
Puerto Rico’s Luis Fortuno heads a new breed of Republicans governors—charismatic thought leaders who know how to the get the job done. By Tom Squitieri Governors are hot properties in the Republican Party these days, and none more so than Luis Fortuno. The governor of Puerto Rico exemplifies Republican philosophy. And he gradually has becomeRead more -
Palin Says a New ‘Emerging Feminist Coalition’ Will Change Nation
Friday, 14 May 2010 12:52 PM By Tom Squitieri WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sarah Palin, making a rare public appearance in Washington, said Friday that an “emerging feminist coalition” will produce “a better America in this exceptional country” after the 2010 elections in what she said will become a remarkable tribute to the original feminism ofRead more
Friday, 14 May 2010 12:52 PM
By Tom Squitieri
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sarah Palin, making a rare public appearance in Washington, said Friday that an “emerging feminist coalition” will produce “a better America in this exceptional country” after the 2010 elections in what she said will become a remarkable tribute to the original feminism of the western frontier. (more…)