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Stay in the race, Hillary. At least for now...
Tweet Share on Facebook May 31, 2006 Comment (35)A source high on the roster of Democrats working for former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner said Warner's presidential team hopes Sen. Hillary Clinton stays in the race until much closer to the 2008 primary season. Their hope is that her field-filling presence and vacuumlike approach to fundraising will fend off other Democrats from even entering the race. Media folderol aside, there's a rising chorus of partisan insiders who do not believe Senator Clinton will end up running for president.
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What if Hillary doesn't run?
Tweet Share on Facebook May 30, 2006 Comment (1)Tomorrow Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York will lead off her bid to run for re-election "with a sometimes emotional 18-minute video that features praise from her husband and even some New Yorkers who opposed her candidacy six years ago," according to the Associated Press.
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The marriage scare lie
Tweet Share on Facebook May 26, 2006 Comment (1)Twenty years ago, Harvard and Yale researchers suggested that white, college-educated women who didn't marry by age 30 had a 20 percent chance of ever finding husbands. By age 40, those chances dropped to 2.6 percent.
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Are girls as bad as boys?
Tweet Share on Facebook May 24, 2006 Comment (1)So much for the digital age advancing women's rights. We have the Internet to thank for intergalactic proof that girl jocks can behave just (about) as badly as boy jocks.
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Babes buzzing 'bout Botox
Tweet Share on Facebook May 22, 2006 Comment (11)Is Botox the latest cure for depression? Before hordes of us run out and get our first injections, we need to read the controversial article in May's edition of Dermatologic Surgery—and listen to the response from women's health experts.
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The woes of the "mass affluent."
Tweet Share on Facebook May 19, 2006 Comment (1)Who are the mass affluent? Don't be afraid to ask, because I didn't know either. The "mass affluent" are Americans with "investable" assets ranging from $100,000 to $1 million, according to Spectrem Group, a consulting group (sprectrem.com) that studies the mass affluent and retirement markets.
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All this fuss over one little lady?
Tweet Share on Facebook May 17, 2006 CommentDays before the much-vaunted worldwide première of The Da Vinci Code, a crescendoing chorus of church officials and the faithful are rallying against, protesting, and railing against the movie's debut and, in some cases, pleading for a ban.
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Does this well have a bottom?
Tweet Share on Facebook May 15, 2006 CommentSo now it's official. The 30s are history and the 20s are upon us–that, of course, pointing to President Bush's ever plummeting public approval rating.
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Disappearing health coverage
Tweet Share on Facebook May 12, 2006 CommentIf the freelance economy keeps freewheeling along the highway to universal self-employment, the paid vacation may soon find itself in the antique market right beside the typewriter.
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A 'freelance economy'
Tweet Share on Facebook May 10, 2006 Comment (1)What do I mean by a "freelance economy?" I mean, yes, the president is correct: The economy is creating lots of new jobs.
