144 posts tagged Charles White

By Kenneth P. Vogel Rep. Charles B. Rangel (D-N.Y.), among Hillary Rodham Clinton’s top African-American supporters, was none too pleased with Clinton’s comments this week to USA Today that she has broader appeal with white voters.

From the Washington Post: As you know by now, GSA chief Lurita Doan has resigned. She said she did so at the request of the White House, but no one has been able to answer the question: Why now? After all, both she and the White House stood firm in the face of intense criticism for almost a year,

Three years ago, I was in dire straits. My family, my health (mental and physical) and my career were all very much at risk. Divorce and unemployment were tangible possibilities. My medication no longer controlled my asthma, but I had a strong emotional and physical dependency on it so I was consuming large quantities of it anyway.

Tony Stark is losing his mind and his freedom. Maya Hansen is becoming a pawn in the Mandarin’s genocidal game. And the leaders of S.H.I.E.L.D. are under house arrest, unable to take any action. With the international community about to decide their fate, Iron Man and his allies are in deep…so deep, we’ll need a double-sized issue to reveal what happens next!

Charles Taylor’s poodle Charles Taylor, ex-warlord, ex-President, and thug of thugs in Liberia, terrorized, looted and decimated his country (and its neighbors) for 14 years. He also, as it happens, owned a poodle. Taylor left Liberia in 2003 for exile in Nigeria, and is today But there are still some pressing concerns for the war victims.

Weatherwise, it’s a hell of a lot better out there today than it was last week, and the Sox are on a roll after snatching three games away from the Tigers this weekend. And it looks like it was a nice opening day 52 years ago, at old Comiskey in 1946.The original field started out just as “South Side

Longtime reader Ron Sayles of Milwaukee, Wisconsin has written the following article today. He was there during most of the Milwaukee Braves tenure in Milwaukee and often got to see the Braves greats of the past like Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews, Warren Spahn, who went on to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Longtime reader Ron Sayles of Milwaukee, Wisconsin has written the following article today. He was there during most of the Milwaukee Braves tenure in Milwaukee and often got to see the Braves greats of the past like Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews, Warren Spahn, who went on to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

In mid-January, Gavin Heaton and Drew McLellan announced they were ready to take on the sequel to the incredibly successful Age of Conversation. I approached Drew very late in the process on Age of Conversation and, unfortunately, I could not get content to him in time.