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Gov. Chris Christie and Mayor Cory Booker satirize themselves in a video parody (VIDEO)
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Loads of cool things to do in the Hocking Hills area of Ohio
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The Preakness, the Triple Crown's second jewel, promises a strong field of fast horses
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NATO protests just part of Chicago's anti-establishment history
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Will U.S. housing starts trump Greek contagion?
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Concert review: Ingrid Michaelson
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Democrats balk on Walker recall election
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Dancing With The Stars 2012 Finalists: Driver, Jenkins, Levy; Maria Menounos goes home
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Scotland names roster to face U.S. team in exhibition match
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NATO, family, or friends: Feelings are not facts
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Photo: Mayor Cory Book and Gov. Chris Christie share a laugh AP
Gov. Chris Christie and Mayor Cory Booker satirize themselves in a video parody (VIDEO)
Just when you thought bipartisanship doesn’t exist, these two politicians prove you wrong. Published 4:14 p.m. May 16, 2012 - Comments
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Ron Paul and Mitt Romney supporters in a brawl at the Oklahoma GOP convention
Just how far will the Paul partisans take their passion for their candidate? Published 11:04 a.m. May 14, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: Mitt Romney was Liberty University's commencement speaker AP
Obama supports gay marriage while Romney speaks at anti-gay Liberty University
Mitt Romney, who was for gay rights before he was against them, finds himself wedged in a narrow, conservative corner, thanks to Obama’s strong endorsement for gay marriage as a fundamental human right. Published 7:48 a.m. May 14, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: Republican presumptive nominee for President, Mitt Romney AP
Was Mitt Romney anti-gay, a teenage prankster or a bully?
Romney claims not to remember the anti-gay incident, but apologizes for what he calls his teen “pranks” at Cranbrook. Published 1:29 p.m. May 10, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: North Carolina battle of the signs AP
Tea Party dumps Lugar; Gay marriage voted down; Wisconsin Democrats ready for Gov. Walker
The real determiners of who will win in November are to be found in the Tea Party voters, the anti-gay marriage issue, and unions’ organizing strength. Published 9:20 a.m. May 9, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: President Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney AP
Is President Obama guilty of treason? Don't ask Mitt Romney (VIDEOS)
Mitt Romney stands down instead of standing up for the President. Published 9:49 a.m. May 8, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: Senator Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) explained the Republican position AP
Republican extremists: How the GOP broke America and called it leadership (VIDEO)
“It’s Worse Than It Even Looks” is not only the title of a new book by a moderate and a conservative, it sees little hope for improvement as long as the Republicans continue to be held hostages by the Far Right. Published 1:33 p.m. May 7, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: Mitt Romney on the campaign trail AP
Seven reasons Mitt Romney will lose to President Obama
Why isn’t Mitt Romney doing better? Why isn’t he the Golden Boy this year? Why is he apt to lose? Published 10:31 a.m. May 4, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: Jimmy Kimmel high-fives President Obama AP
Edgy Jimmy Kimmel skewers President Obama, GOP, Mitt Romney, Democrats, and Secret Service
President Obama was no slouch either delivering a punch line, whether he targeted the Secret Service, Hillary Clinton, or Mitt Romney. Published 9:56 a.m. April 29, 2012 - Comments
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Photo: President Obama greets NCAA college football champs AP
Seven reasons President Obama could lose the election to Mitt Romney
Just one of these seven could doom President Obama to be a one-term president. If there is a perfect storm and they all converge, it could be a Mitt Romney landslide. Published 9:48 a.m. April 23, 2012 - Comments
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Catherine Poe
Catherine Poe has been a Liberal for as long as she can remember. Last year, Catherine was named one of the top Progressives in Maryland along with Senator Barbara Mikulski and Congresswoman Donna Edwards. She has been a guest of ...
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Catherine Poe has been a Liberal for as long as she can remember. Last year, Catherine was named one of the top Progressives in Maryland along with Senator Barbara Mikulski and Congresswoman Donna Edwards. She has been a guest of President Obama in the Rose Garden.
As past president of Long Island NOW, she worked to reform women's prisons in New York, open the construction trades to women, change laws to safeguard battered women, and protect the rights of rape victims.
Long active in Democratic politics, she served as the presidentof the Talbot Democrats in Maryland for six years and fought to getthe Health Care Reform bill passed.
Catherine has been published in a diverse range of newspapers and magazines, including Newsday, Star Democrat, Rocky Mountain News, Yellowstone News, and the Massachusetts Review.
If Catherine has learned anything over the years it is that progressive change does not come easily, but in baby steps.
