Eleanor Roosevelt

Paris Hilton as Eleanor Roosevelt

Raymond J. Learsy | Posted 08.07.2008 | Politics


Raymond J. Learsy

While our administration has done little and Congress not much more to get the oil monkey off our backs, we have Paris Hilton proposing enlisting industry, labor and government to a higher calling.

Unfetter Women's Intellect on Campaign Trail

Lisa Witter | Posted 06.23.2008 | Politics


Lisa Witter

Is anyone else as appalled as I am at how quickly we have gone back to thinking of women in the oldest of stereotypes -- as only wives and mothers?

Michelle Obama's Rocky Road to the White House

Rebecca Ford | Posted 06.05.2008 | Home


Rebecca Ford

On the primary campaign trail, Barack Obama said political attacks on his wife Michelle were "unacceptable." But now that it's a two man race, the would-be first wives should brace for attack.

The Newly Discovered FDR-Lucy Mercer Correspondence

Ellen Feldman | Posted 05.09.2008 | Living


Ellen Feldman

Whatever the physical aspects of the relationship, and fortunately we will never know for certain, the love between FDR and Lucy endured.

Senator Obama: Remember the (First) Ladies

Myriam Miedzian | Posted 03.10.2008 | Politics


Myriam Miedzian

There is enough to criticize Hillary about without demonstrating what might be perceived as both a lack of historical awareness and lack of sensitivity to many women's life experiences.

Who Would Eleanor Roosevelt Endorse?

Robin Gerber | Posted 02.14.2008 | Politics


Robin Gerber

Eleanor Roosevelt would endorse Hillary Clinton because she is the more prepared, knowledgeable and experienced candidate.

Democrats, The Fault Lies Not In Our (Media Pundit) Stars, But In Ourselves

Tony Sachs | Posted 01.28.2008 | Politics


Tony Sachs

What kind of Kool-Aid are we Democrats drinking to think that Obama or Clinton have a snowball's chance in heck of being elected president this November?

Hillary's Eleanorean Moments

Robin Gerber | Posted 12.18.2007 | Politics


Robin Gerber

Hillary, like Eleanor Roosevelt, hadn't been parading her good works on her sleeve -- until this week.


 

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