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Issa: The White House Is Lying

The Huffington Post | Arthur Delaney | Posted 06.03.2013 | Politics

WASHINGTON -- The Internal Revenue Service agents who inappropriately targeted conservative groups had been following orders from the Obama administra...

Reaping What They've Sown

Jennifer Rowe Walters | Posted 05.27.2013 | Parents
Jennifer Rowe Walters

When you get right down to it, it is pretty heartbreaking to think that we have to teach our sons not to rape and that we have to explain to them that women are their equal and are worthy of their respect -- regardless of whether those women are drunk, sober, or something in between.

Until CNN Apologizes to the Steubenville Rape Victim, Change the Channel

Mary Jo Kilroy | Posted 05.19.2013 | Media
Mary Jo Kilroy

Crowley, Harlow and Callan need to think about the young victim and the physical, mental, and emotional trauma she has been through. They need to question the place of football in our society. They need to stop blaming the victim.

Candy Crowley and Poppy Harlow Should Be Ashamed

Olly Lennard | Posted 05.18.2013 | Media
Olly Lennard

Even as I'm writing these words Twitter is buzzing like a hornets' nest with vituperative venom for CNN's Candy Crowley and Poppy Harlow.

CNN Under Fire For Coverage Of Rape Trial

Kia Makarechi | Posted 05.17.2013 | Media
Kia Makarechi

CNN appears to have bet on the emotions of those it could show on camera -- for obvious reasons, the victim's identity has been protected, and the victim's family was not shown weeping in court. Networks know that people crying make for great TV. It's telling that this tone continued over multiple segments, despite a cadre of tweets and blog posts deriding the network's earlier coverage.

Sequestration and the Failure of the Fourth Estate

Scott Lilly | Posted 05.13.2013 | Politics
Scott Lilly

It would be possible to cut the Federal Aviation Administration budget in a far less disruptive way than the sequestration plan outlined by the agency's administrator. Was it about grandstanding and budget hype?

Presidential Debate Co-Chair Attacks Candy Crowley

The Huffington Post | Jack Mirkinson | Posted 04.22.2013 | Media

One of the co-chairs of the 2012 presidential debates said on Tuesday that it was a "mistake" to choose CNN's Candy Crowley as a moderator. Frank F...

New Role Models for Our Time

Mitchell Posner | Posted 03.28.2013 | Comedy
Mitchell Posner

Today, Elvis would be on Celebrity Rehab, Marilyn Monroe would be in yoga class and Dirty Harry would bring along a SWAT team. We need new icons to emulate as the twenty-teens roll on.

Jason Linkins

Debt Ceiling Crisis 2013: How Did The Sunday Shows Do In Presenting The Stakes?

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 01.08.2013 | Politics

The Sunday morning political talk shows from this past weekend had two big pieces of obvious chat-show schtick to choose from: the first being the pag...

GOP Senator Reveals Situation Where All Of Congress 'Should Be Fired'

The Huffington Post | Chris Gentilviso | Posted 01.06.2013 | Politics

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) has drawn his line in the debt-ceiling sand for Congress. Find a way to raise the limit and cut costs, or face consequenc...

Lucia Graves

Romney Director Of Hispanic Outreach 'Shocked' By Gifts Comments

HuffingtonPost.com | Lucia Graves | Posted 11.18.2012 | Politics

Carlos Gutierrez, a top Hispanic American surrogate and adviser to Mitt Romney's campaign, on Sunday expressed outrage over the former presidential ca...

Ten Females Who Cost Mitt Romney the Presidency

Will Durst | Posted 01.09.2013 | Comedy
Will Durst

So here they are, the top 10 females who cost Mitt Romney the presidency, each of them representing one of the myriad factors that helped construct the unelectable mosaic that became Bain's Captain of Industry.

Most Working Women Are Put in a Bind, Not a Binder

Beverly Wettenstein | Posted 01.05.2013 | Women
Beverly Wettenstein

Women deserve pay parity, not parody in comic binders. Study the candidates' voting records on issues important to working women and our families.

(WATCH) Secrets Of The Presidential Debates: Host-School Profs Provide Post-Debate Analysis

Posted 10.29.2012 | College

There's no doubt that this month's presidential debates had a major impact on the race for the Oval Office in 2012. President Barack Obama's lethargic...

The Twitterati Search Political Media Women

Tammy Haddad | Posted 12.26.2012 | Media
Tammy Haddad

You can keep searching, pinning and tweeting but none of these women have been defined by or talk about who they date, what they wear or any food plan.

Why Female Moderators Ruled The Debates

Slate XX | Posted 10.23.2012 | Women

Partisans will never agree on who won Monday night’s debate, but now that the 2012 presidential debates are over, surely we can all agree on some wi...

A Matter of Purpose

Jack Noland | Posted 12.23.2012 | Teen
Jack Noland

Should President Obama win reelection in less than three weeks, this debate may go down as a turning point in this momentous and historic campaign.

The Candy Crowley Effect: Little Things Can Lead to Big Changes

Kate Farrar | Posted 12.22.2012 | DC
Kate Farrar

Last week, young women across the country saw something on their TVs and streaming on their laptops they had never seen before: a woman moderating a presidential debate.

Authority or Authoritarian

Paula Gordon | Posted 12.22.2012 | Politics
Paula Gordon

Finally! The real Mitt Romney, not the glossy PR portrait, has emerged. The look and manner is as familiar as it is offensive. It's corporate America's "I'll get you for that/you're toast" look.

Who Wants a Bully in the Oval Office?

Michael Sigman | Posted 12.22.2012 | Politics
Michael Sigman

Romney's 2010 book is revealing not only for its title -- No Apology -- but also for its subtitle, The Case for American Greatness. For Mitt, America's greatness is defined by blustery aggressiveness without apology, In a word, bullying.

Jason Linkins

Winning On Semantics, Missing The Point: The 2012 Speculatron Weekly Roundup For Oct. 19

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 12.20.2012 | Politics

One final note on this: we were a little dumbstruck by the number of people who commented that Obama had managed to definitively parry the issue or put Libya to bed. No, no! It really is more than what phrases were used in certain speeches, we're afraid. There is a whole debate coming on Monday, exclusively about foreign policy. That debate's moderator, Bob Schieffer, is absolutely going to want to earn his stripes. He will absolutely re-raise the question. If he doesn't he will be pilloried. So the matter has not been put to bed. Hopefully, Schieffer will manage to steer the discussion to more substantive grounds.

An Independent Perspective: Did Romney Hurt His Prospects Among Independents in the Second Debate?

Bill Hillsman | Posted 12.19.2012 | Politics
Bill Hillsman

President Obama won in 2008 largely because of support among independents. Whichever poll you want to look at, Obama badly trails Governor Romney among independents this year. And he is going to have to cut into Romney's independent support if he wants to win a second term.

Remojoed

Will Durst | Posted 12.19.2012 | Comedy
Will Durst

Nobody cares how he did it. The main thing is: Obama got his mojo back. He remojoed. The Major Mojo Mofo no longer runs in Slo-Mo. He was focused, energized and seemed determined to not let the challenger go all Joe Frazier on his butt again.

The Second Debate: Our Country Is Better Than That

Rev. Jim Ball | Posted 12.19.2012 | Religion
Rev. Jim Ball

Is it really the case that no undecided voters are wondering about how we are going to create a better society? How we are going to begin to tackle big long-term issues today, to create a better future for generations yet to come?

Gender Politics: You Can't Have It Both Ways

Jeff Schweitzer | Posted 12.18.2012 | Politics
Jeff Schweitzer

I think the idea of differentiating between male and female moderators in fact is a bit outrageous and offensive, a reverse form of gender discrimination.