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"Wife wear" gets a makeover as powerful women ditch the power suit.
Not since the phrase "business casual" has there been such a commotion over what a woman wears to the boardroom. Just as we were getting used to the idea of a pantsuit, our male counterparts were kicking back in khaki pants and button-downs
Now the tables are turning again as flattering, affordable style replaces buttoned-up "wife wear."
"Powerful women no longer need to prove their strength by dressing shoulder to padded shoulder with men," exclaimed the New York Times recently when commenting on the types of outfits usually worn by first wives.
"Political wives in particular have had their … Read More
You may be surprised what lurks on the computers of those who preach for family values.
A recent study revealed that red states purchase more porn than blue states. This information was culled from a company that helps detect advertising fraud and finagled a list of country-wide credit card data and combed the statements for online porn subscriptions.While the differences weren't astronomical, Utah (home of Salt Lake City Mormon settlement) enjoyed their staged O faces most with 5.47 adult content subscriptions per 1000 home broadband users. Red states like Montana and West Virginia also secured themselves a spot on the top ten as did true blue Hawaii and recently blue Florida. The … Read More
Gay rights aren't toys for pols to play with.
If Republican presidential candidate John McCain wants to energize his party, he'll have to pander to bigots and use gay rights as "wedge issues" to create divisiveness and friction among voters.
Does that suggestion make you see red, too? It's the advice of an editor at the conservative magazine The Weekly Standard who spoke on the show "Fox News Sunday" about the McCain campaign. The liberal web site Think Progress reports that executive editor Fred Barnes said McCain can appeal to more conservative voters by selling out LGBT folks.
"Here's what he needs to do!" Barnes trills:
He needs to touch … Read More
Can a Republican and a Democrat live happily ever after?
My boyfriend voted for Bush. Yes, for Bush. And he'd vote for him again if our Constitution allowed it.
Now let me duck while you spit at me. No, please go ahead. Really, I'm used to it. When this happens—the attacks, the spittle—I sometimes enlist a coping strategy. I tune out and think back to when I discovered that J was one of Them.
When we met three years ago at a New Year's Eve party, politics never came up. We flirted, and after midnight we made out in the coatroom. The next day he called to ask me out. I agreed … Read More