Campaign 2008

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That American Dream Feels As If It’s Slowly Slipping Away

Despite what the pundits say, Joe Biden delivered plenty of red meat tonight. But most important of all - he was able to close. “These are extraordinary times. This is an extraordinary election. The American people are ready. I’m ready. Barack Obama is ready. This is his time. This is our time. This is America’s time.”

28Aug2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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Another Place Called Hope — Susan Kaiser Greenland

“Barrack Obama is ready to lead, but first we have to elect him. Barrack Obama is the man for the job.” Thank you Bill.

28Aug2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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Here’s to the sisterhood of the traveling pants suit. — Susan Kaiser Greenland

A class act!
She knocked it out of the park!
How many cliches can I write in one post?
Supreme Court Justice Hillary Clinton? Keep Going!
PS - Mindful daughter’s best girlfriend is at the DNC as a junior statesment and blogging . . . she’s more insightful than most TV pundits. Check it out.

27Aug2008 | Susan | 1 comment | Continued
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Smart men, foolish choices: Testosterone Rules? - Amy Spies

I have become increasingly aware of how little I understand men — how they operate, what drives them. ‘You have no idea how much men are led by their…’ my very significant other said to me at the dinner table (not for the first time). But this time, it was about John Edwards’ choices: while […]

19Aug2008 | Amy | 1 comment | Continued
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We’re shocked, SHOCKED — Susan Kaiser Greenland & Seth Greenland

Edwards knew what the stakes were and yet he took an incredible risk. It’s as if he has become Evel Knievel and had to jump over the 100 monster trucks just for the thrill of it.

12Aug2008 | Susan | 2 comments | Continued
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Edwards comes clean about Rielle Hunter — Susan Kaiser Greenland and Seth Greenland

Given the unfortunate but necessary disclosure by Edwards today that he had an extra-marital affair with Rielle Hunter, this post is moving back into the featured spot.

Republican/Democrat has nothing to do with it. It’s hypocrite vs. non-hypocrite. Edwards marital vows do not affect public policy. Larry Craig, on the other hand, had a Senatorial vote which he wielded against gays, which would be funny if it wasn’t so sad.

8Aug2008 | Susan | 6 comments | Continued
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Dog bites man again. — Susan Kaiser Greenland

July 28th Note: For those who follow the progressive blogs, the online reaction to the John Edwards story is fascinating. Check out how Lee Stranahan is getting slammed in the comments for his post on Huffington why the progressive blogs need to get out in front of this story and also slammed in the comments on his crosspost on Daily Kos.

And now the Momocrats weigh-in On What’s News and What’s Not
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Read more on this story in the post John Edwards, Father of the Year?

28Jul2008 | Susan | 2 comments | Continued
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Rocky Mountain Why? — Susan Kaiser and Seth Greenland

10:39amSusan
Hey Seth, did you see McCain is going to visit the Dalai Lama in Aspen today? Do you think he’s a seeker?

10:40amSeth
I think he wants to discuss the four noble truths, and how he can use them to beat Obama.

25Jul2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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Just the facts m’am . . . . .

• By 12th grade, our children score lower on math and science tests than most other kids in the world.
• We now have one of the highest high school dropout rates of any industrialized nation.
• Six million students are reading below their grade level.

30May2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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The New Elitism In Education Reform - Susan Kaiser Greenland

Obama again offered a nuanced approach. . . for those watching education he did something very interesting. He took the national stage to support a specific philosophy of learning – an integrative curriculum.

29May2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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God and the Man in the White House. Seth Greenland

Today on Huffington Post, Seth writes that: there was a time when a politician’s relationship with the universe was a private matter about which he or she could choose to reflect deeply, or not. But now religion is just another signifier, like lapel pins, an item to be checked off when we’re evaluating would-be presidents. Allow me to quote Eric Hoffer: “Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket.”

23May2008 | Seth | 2 comments | Continued
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The Middle Way of Barack Obama and the Dalai Lama - Susan Kaiser Greenland

Faced with complex issues, factionalized supporters, and a high-stakes game both Barack Obama and the Dalai Lama chose to play to the highest common denominator.

20Mar2008 | Susan | 0 comments | Continued
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