The Stanley Cup is coming home to Boston… The Boston Bruins had waited 39 long years for another drink from the Stanley Cup, and Tim Thomas was awfully thirsty. When the Bruins and their brilliant goalie barged into a hostile Canadian rink surrounded by another 100,000 screaming fans outside for Game 7, they emerged with the championship they wanted. Folks are celebrating in Boston, but the Canuks fans aren’t taking the loss so well. This is the Boston Bruins...
The Dalai Lama, the Nobel Prize-winning leader of Tibetans in exile, will give an address titled “A Talk For World Peace” at the Capitol building next month when he travels to Washington. Hosted by the Capital Area Tibetan Association, the talk is set for July 9 at 9:30 a.m., and will be free to the public of all faiths, according to an announcement of the Dalai Lama’s visit to Washington. Public access to the West Lawn of the Capitol...
Robert Gibbs attended the Republican presidential debate in New Hampshire Monday night, but the longtime Democrat made clear his candidate wasn’t among those up on stage. The former White House press secretary makes clear that he is rooting for his old boss, President Obama, and he says he doesn’t like what he saw at the first GOP candidates’ debate. Seven contenders for the 2012 Republican nomination faced off in what is likely to become a long series of encounters...
What other ways are we honoring our flag -- a symbol so precious to the American psyche that criminalizing the burning of same had been accomlished in 48 out of 50 states, famously struck down in 1989 in Texas v. Johnson?
ABC News is reporting: A non-profit charity founded by Newt Gingrich to promote freedom, faith and free enterprise also served as another avenue to promote Gingrich’s political views, and came dangerously close, some experts say, to crossing a bright line that is supposed to separate tax-exempt charitable work from both the political process and such profit-making enterprises as books and DVDs. The charity, Renewing American Leadership, not only featured Gingrich on its website and in fundraising letters, it also...
Pamela Leavey was a writer for the 2004 JohnKerry.com Campaign Blog from August ‘03 through the 2004 election cycle. She was one of the top three contributors to the Kerry campaign blog. Deciding it was time to be actively involved in changing America’s direction, Pamela started blogging about John Kerry on the Unofficial Kerry Blog in Spring ‘03, prior to the Unofficial Kerry Blog, Pamela was an active participant on many Democratic Yahoo Groups. The Kerry campaign contacted her...
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