attitudes

While I was able to catch Georgia Republican Lynn Westmoreland's derogatory referral last week to Barack Obama as "uppity" (a term that is racially loaded in the south) I missed

Katie Granju wishes that Sarah Palin’s ideology allowed her to use the levers of government power to ensure that all pregnant teenagers receive the support that hers will:

It’s no wonder that Councilmember Eric Crafton has been reluctant to disclose the funding source behind the English Only public referendum:

Attitudes of hard work and determination are apparent as the Cascade Champions and new assistant coach Cade Ruehling step onto the practice field. Ruehing, who coaches wide receivers, is passing on...

Mediaverse discusses the implications of the victorious Steve Cohen campaign:

I ran across a post that’s somewhat troubling. At least as far as descriptive attitudes towards what I believe, from the perspective of raging feminism (and when I say raging feminism, I mean full-throated hear me >ROAR! feminism).
I stumbled across this bit of (nearly) fresh frothmeat from a feminist near-feral over Hillary’s fall…
I think that [...]

I ran across a post that's somewhat troubling. At least as far as descriptive attitudes towards what I believe, from the perspective of raging feminism (and when I say raging feminism, I mean full-throated hear me ROAR! feminism).

I stumbled across this bit of (nearly) fresh frothmeat from a feminist near-feral over Hillary’s fall…
I think that non-feminist Obama supporters, and particularly

The attitudes of old vs. new media thinking continue to make the news, both in old and new media outlets. The most recent involves NBC and Associated Press.
Wendy Davis of Media Post writes and article titled NBC Reminded That In Web 2.0, News Won’t Keep “An employee of the Internet Broadcasting Services was fired [...]

From WBBM:

In addition to recruiting to create and sustain a bootstrap culture, entrepreneurs can use reward systems to reinforce bootstrap actions by employees.