Golda Meir

Black and Blue: Obama and Golda

Haim Watzman | Posted 11.04.2008 | Politics

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Haim Watzman

The significance of Obama's victory will be that he has convinced the American people that the selfish, aggressive, and patronizing America of the Bush administration has been a disaster.

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Sarah Palin Is Making Powerful and Sexy a Potent Brew Without Emasculating Her Husband

Jill Brooke | Posted 10.07.2008 | Living

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Jill Brooke

It sure doesn't look like Sarah Palin will be facing divorce. She may have difficulty explaining foreign policy, but she is clearly proud to assert femininity and sexuality along with power.

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New York Times Headlines Hillary Clinton Is Still Hoping to See

Joseph Minton Amann and Tom Breuer | Posted 05.29.2008 | Media

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Joseph Minton Amann and Tom Breuer

Obama Not U.S. Citizen Newly declassified documents reveal Dem hopeful born on orbiting Cold War Soviet eugenics satellite.

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Hillary and the Unfeminine Mystique

Joan Z. Shore | Posted 05.13.2008 | Politics

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Joan Z. Shore

Hillary was using the old paradigm: To beat men you've got to be like them. What a difference it would have made if her campaign had employed some "feminine" qualities.

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Is Electing A "Woman" All That "Historical"?

June Koch | Posted 02.21.2008 | Politics

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June Koch

In terms of historical importance, the election of a woman to the nation's highest political office would not remotely be comparable, domestically or internationally, to the election of an African-American.

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