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Thanks Obama! The Prez penned an op-ed for The Huffington Post, explaining why and how he’s going to get fair pay—and overtime pay—for a lot of workers who otherwise would be shafted without it. “… We’ve failed to update overtime … More
Score one for Barack Obama! Surely you remember the inanity of the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court decision, right? The decision that the honorable (and fierce and fabulous and adorable) Ruth Bader Ginsburg slayed in her dissent? Yes? Well, we have … More
If you’re not lucky enough to have a job that provides you with healthcare, the Affordable Care Act–affectionately or spitefully known as Obamacare, depending on who’s talking–gave you a deadline of Monday, March 31, to sign up. But what happens … More
Much to Republicans’ chagrin, Obamacare open enrollment begins today. Here’s why the Affordable Care Act doesn’t need to be so scary! If you’re already insured, whether through a plan from your job or one you purchased yourself, you don’t need … More
Anybody who pays even a little bit of attention to media and pop culture knows that Donald Trump and his reality show The Apprentice are over. Personally, I didn’t even care about The Apprentice when it was actually popular, but to each their own, I guess. Anyway, during the 2012 election, Trump apparently filmed an Apprentice-style parody for the Mitt Romney campaign where he “fired” President Obama. Just proves how out of touch the bewigged mogul really is, right? More
Anna Wintour, the most powerful woman in the fashion industry, is on the short list to be a U.S. ambassador to Great Britain or France. The news, confirmed by ABC News, was first reported by Bloomberg News’ Hans Nichols, who said Wintour, 63, is among a handful of top Obama financiers interested in the posts. More
In a new political ad airing strategically just before round two of the Town Hall presidential debate tomorrow in Hempstead, N.Y, a usually voluptuous Scarlett Johansson covers her curves with a plaid shirt and jeans to show off her political preference instead. “If you think this election won’t affect you and your life, think again,” the Democratic-Party supporter says to women watching, ending the 30-second spot with, “Vote for Barack Obama.” She joins fellow democrat-celebrities Eva Longoria and Kerry Washington in the latest political punch thrown between parties looking to knock each other out of the race by winning the women vote. More
The Labor Department came out with the jobs data for August today and it was pretty depressing. American employers added only 96,000 jobs in August and the unemployment rate fell to 8.1%. Even more depressing is that the number of people looking for jobs has decreased significantly. According to The Wall Street Journal, nearly 3 million people who were unemployed in July were out of the labor force in August, suggesting they quit looking for jobs. More
Last night Eva Longoria, co-chair of President Barack Obama’s reelection campaign, gave a speech that was flawless and honest. Though we know Eva today as the glamorous and rich star of Desperate Housewives, she presented America with a contrasting image of herself as a young woman struggling to make ends meet as she paid her way through college. She stressed to the audience that young Eva was a woman who needed a real tax break, not the millionaire actress who was standing before them last night. More
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According to a new survey that identified the best possible ticket for each party from more than 100 million combinations of vice presidents, platforms, slogans and candidate images. The results show that the Presidential candidates would have performed better with swing voters by selecting a strong female candidate, Condoleezza Rice for Romney and Hillary Clinton for Obama, as running mates. More
