As I sat on the National Mall this weekend looking over the thousands of people at the Capitol, I couldn't help but think that the people who gave birth to the United States had this in mind when they talked about freedom of speech.
The Rally to Restore Sanity this past weekend was a simple reminder that certain things bring out the best in people, and certain things bring out the worst.
Jon Stewart did not ask to be the leader of the free world and never claimed that he was. But history has a way serving up opportunities when we least expect it. Saturday's rally was one of those moments.
Perhaps Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert could lead the effort to bring politics and campaigning into an atmosphere of disagreement without having to be disagreeable in the process.
The Rally to Restore Sanity has come to a close, and crowd estimates are beginning to trickle in. It is clear that a huge number of people attended th...
John Kerry took the stage last night at the New York Restoration Project's annual Hulaween Ball at the Waldorf Astoria dressed in a gray suit and tie....
Saturday was the long-awaited Rally To Restore Sanity And/Or Fear in Washington D.C., and Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert did not disappoint. Before t...
The Rally to Restore Sanity wrapped up in Washington, D.C. , with a huge crowd on hand to see performances from The Roots, John Legend, Yusuf Islam (C...
You came, you rallied, you restored sanity -- almost. There's still some crazy out there, and that's why grassroots volunteers with Organizing for America are stepping it up to get voters to the polls in the elections just three days from now.
You already showed us the hundreds of amazing signs you can make on your computers, and now we're asking those of you attending Jon Stewart and Stephe...
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For the next few days, we'll be celebrating the upcoming Rally To Restore Sanity/March To Keep Fear Alive by highlighting the ways in which "The Daily...
Religious people should look at ourselves to make sure that our own behavior fits sane standards of productive engagement with the "other" and represents a profound search of the best wisdom our traditions have to offer.