Yesterday – Noel’s housewarming and early birthday party

Yesterday was Noel’s belated housewarming party and an early 30th birthday party since he will be on a vacation road trip on his actual birthday. Catherine and Jason (one of Noel’s college housemates who lives here in Olympia) and I drove up for it. Alec didn’t feel well so he stayed home. His left side …

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Enough of the D.C. Dems ~ by Molly Ivins

Mah fellow progressives, now is the time for all good men and women to come to the aid of the party. I don’t know about you, but I have had it with the D.C. Democrats, had it with the DLC Democrats, had it with every calculating, equivocating, triangulating, straddling, hair-splitting son of a bitch up …

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“Why I’ve Cancelled My HRC Membership” by Christopher Durang:

Doug Ireland ~ longtime radical political journalist and media critic writes: The talented gay playwright Christopher Durang explains why he has cancelled his membership in the Human Rights Campaign — and you can also find out why both Chris and I are rooting for Ned Lamont against Joe Lieberman in the Connecticut Democratic Primary: ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* …

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Batwoman is back as a lesbian

NEW YORK – Years after she first emerged from the Batcave, Batwoman is coming out of the closet. DC Comics is resurrecting the classic comic book character as a lesbian, unveiling the new Batwoman in July as part of an ongoing weekly series that began this year. and “This is not just about having a …

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‘Ithaca 50′ will be heard in New York’s highest court today

Jason Seymour, Steve Schalchlin and Jason Hungerfordin a warm hug on a beautiful day in Washington DCduring the Millennium March for Pride week 2000. We were & are involved in Youth Guardian Setviceswhich was launched by Jason Hungerford in January 1997. ********** ‘Ithaca 50′ will be heard in New York’s highest court todayMay 31, 2006 …

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Religious scholar Karen Armstrong talks about today’s religious conflicts and how the past can help

Of course, compassion is not always a popular virtue. Religious people often prefer to be right rather than compassionate. Often, they don’t want to give up their egotism. They want their religion to endorse their ego, their identity. And that becomes dangerous. Then you get a clash of warring egos. and … I think we’ve …

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The TCPronet Annual Picnic

Today Alec and I went to the second annual Memorial Day Networking Picnic of the Thurston County Progressive Network (TC Pro-Net), a local organization dedicated to uniting the efforts of area activists. Here is the big tent. Our friend and ally Rep. Sam Hunt was making a great speech. and here is Alec tabling for …

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