Exposure to non-stop negativity can disrupt learning, memory, attention, and judgement. The problem is more widespread than you think because in many cases, it's become so commonplace that we don't even notice anymore.
While there certainly are uncontrollable parts about life, the reality is that the majority of your life is the direct result of the decisions you have or haven't made.
Choosing to whine and blame is a choice just as much as choosing to do something about your circumstances, but one is more likely to produce a meaningful result than the other.
When I was growing up, my family relied upon a stable of health care professionals whose idiosyncrasies remain seared into my memory.
If Obama's Faith-Based Group is going to help set our national agenda, why can't it have one of its own deliver the invocation?
I told Gallagher that the fringe lockstep conservative types should consider organizing a support group for chronically whiny conservative pundits.
McCain wants us to put him in charge of the world's leading economy, but he is outsourcing his intellectual and philosophical responsibilities in that area. It seems to be part of who he is, just like Bush.
Welcome back to Friday Talking Points, after a one-week hiatus! While plenty has happened in the past two weeks which bears close and careful analysis...
