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Answering the question...Where are all the women political bloggers? Our list of women political bloggers has now topped 500!

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  • Carol Gee
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Click on the link below to walk through an interactive "choose-your-own-adventure" style program to learn how H.R.3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act, will affect you and your family. The House will be voting this weekend, so it's not...
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Michelle added a discussion to the group OPINIONATED MAMA
We are a nation of pilgrims. Unless you are a Native American Indian, you have the blood of immigrants. Our individual immigration stories give credence to the fact that we are the scrappiest, hardest-working collection of people on the planet. Ou...
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Peter is now a member of Political Voices of Women Community
October 27
Michelle added a discussion to the group OPINIONATED MAMA
Our hopes and dreams are often wrapped up in our children…all they will do and all they will achieve. We’ll be so proud. The problem is that we’ve gotten so wrapped up in the infinite “checklist” of what they are doing, or should be doing, that we...
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This is a Multi-Party Community. What we all have in common, is that...We Are All Women

Now that the community is growing so quickly, I just wanted to remind everyone, that this is a community where all political views and opinions are welcome. The same is true for the main blog.

I think we are all women first - before we are our political positions. And that's why I love the idea of a political community that invites all women to share in all different political points of view. We may often disagree (and that's ok), but in the end, we all respect each other as women - at least that's what I hope.

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Anytime a member of this community puts a post on their personal page...that post will be automatically featured on this front page, and will be strongly considered as a guest post on The Political Voices of Women.

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The Zaftig Redhead

How Would House Health Care Reform Bill Affect YOU?

Click on the link below to walk through an interactive "choose-your-own-adventure" style program to learn how H.R.3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act, will affect you and your family. The House will be voting this weekend, so it's not too late to call and make your voice heard. Simply call the Capitol Hill switchboard at 202/224-3121 and ask for your representative's office. If your representative is a member of the Blue Dog Caucus, you especially need to call. Speak now or forever… Continue

Posted by The Zaftig Redhead on November 6, 2009 at 9:19pm

Pat Jewett

Social Media - The Power is Shifting

Social media is changing the political landscape and has the potential to change the world. Today, instead of just a handful of elected officials debating the future of medical insurance or citizen insurance for all, we the people can voice our opinions too. And the politicians are paying attention. They are learnin… Continue

Posted by Pat Jewett on October 12, 2009 at 9:16pm

Felicia

My Story About Health Care

Three years ago my husband and I were very excited parents-to-be and when our son, Ethan, was born we received the shock of a lifetime. We found out that our new baby boy had a vascular tumor that covered most of his lower right leg that required chemotherapy. He started oral steroids at 6 weeks old and on my second day back to work after maternity leave, the doctors told us that his health had spiraled out of control so quickly that he would need to start chemotherapy immediately. He had to hav… Continue

Posted by Felicia on October 11, 2009 at 9:36pm

Marcia G. Yerman

Sakena Yacoobi’s Vision for Afghanistan

Sakena Yacoobi is on a mission. Her goal is to bring education to Afghanistan, a country that has a 70 percent illiteracy rate. Her main focus is girls and women. She believes education can ameliorate the ravages of 35 years—and counting—of war. She speaks with an urgency that emanates from that core conviction. To “build a better future for Afghanistan,” she founded the Afghan Institute of Learning in 1995. “Empowerment” is… Continue

Posted by Marcia G. Yerman on October 11, 2009 at 9:19pm

Tristan || the almost right word

Twitter and the potential for truth

I have to say my skepticism about this new medium has now disappeared. Without it, one wonders if all this could have happened…Technology has not just made the world more dangerous; it has also enabled freedom to keep one small step in front of tyranny and lies. One thing you can do is use Twitter to fight the regime yourself. Help bring these fascist bastards down at the end of your modem. — Andrew Sullivan

A week ago, a G-20 protestor was arrested for using Twitter as a means to commun… Continue

Posted by Tristan || the almost right word on October 10, 2009 at 2:30pm

SS

Option available for troubled homeowners

The homeowners guide to living the American dream has shifted a little bit now that home prices have take a downturn and unemployment has been around double digits.

This has resulted in those people barely making payments, with full-time jobs, now owing more than their home is worth. It has also made it so those who lost their jobs, and without much savings, to realize they are in trouble.

There are many lifestyle changes that can help, without altering your happiness. There are several discip… Continue

Posted by SS on October 8, 2009 at 7:00pm

The Zaftig Redhead

The US Senate: Where All Good Bills Go to Die

Much attention has been paid to the House and its accomplishments, and its historic f… Continue

Posted by The Zaftig Redhead on October 6, 2009 at 11:02pm

Lee W.

Online Medical Info

Recently at church, I heard that everything from Angioplasty to Travel medical insurance will be made into a data base or something online that people, preferably medical providers, will be able to access. TheContinue

Posted by Lee W. on October 6, 2009 at 10:30pm

Paula Hall

Olympic Bid goes to Rio, now what?

The pitch was definitely successful. Take the Olympics to a South American country for the first time in history was the message used to make Rio’s argument. A good point indeed, considering Brazil’s role in this global economy.

The country is the largest in South America, the 10th economy in the world and, according to the World Bank, will rise to the 5th within the next seven years. But will the 2016 Olympics be good for Rio or Brazil? We are yet to find out. So far, so good!

Besides the ent… Continue

Posted by Paula Hall on October 5, 2009 at 4:38pm — 1 Comment

Paula Hall

Turning back in time

As of today guns are allowed in bars and restaurants serving alcohol in the great state of Arizona. So, we drink, drive and pull the trigger. But not only that, we can also point our guns when threatened and that is not intimidation.

To some, evolution doesn’t exist; some things never change, so why move forward? In Arizona going back in time is what makes sense, once an Old West, always an Old West.

The law in effect today allows people with concealed-weapons permits to bring their guns into… Continue

Posted by Paula Hall on September 30, 2009 at 11:47am

 
 

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List of Women Blogging Politics makes The Huffington Post

I was pleasantly surprised today, to find that my political blog "Informed Voters" was receiving incoming links from The Huffington Post. It seems Carol Jenkins wrote a post about women in politics, and my list of over 275 women political bloggers got a nod. As happy as I am about being recognized by The Huffington Post, the overall message of Carol's post is an extremely important one...
"Don't let your voice be silent. Let's change the conversation together."
The Women's Media Center has created Progressive Women's Voices, a new program to change the conversation and ensure that all of our voices are heard. Through this program, the Women's Media Center will train, brief and support 15 progressive women whose stories and expertise are critically missing from the national debate.

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