When you're done mourning these elections, what are you organizing for, by Laura Clawson Wisconsin - They deserved it..., by Mark E Andersen What Florida Tells Us, by Armando The view from California: top election storylines from the Golden State, part 1, by Dante Atkins Ain't gonna let no Republicans turn me round, by Denise Oliver Velez President Obama must seize this moment and stake his claim to historical greatness, by Laurence Lewis Spying on students, by Susan Grigsby Executives who trashed evidence must go to jail. Otherwise more will die from corporate coverups, by Ian Reifowitz Did Democrats cede 2016 presidency by avoiding Obama's success, by Egberto Willies
The U.S. Army just removed “Negro” from its command policy, 24 hours after the word was discovered in regulation AR 600-20. The Army Command Policy issued on October 22 said that “Negro” was an acceptable term to describe troops, under its race and ethnic code definition section. The document stated that “‘Haitian’ or ‘Negro’ can be used in addition to ‘Black” or ‘African American.’” It is unclear how long the word was included in the document.
The Army Command Policy issued on October 22 said that “Negro” was an acceptable term to describe troops, under its race and ethnic code definition section. The document stated that “‘Haitian’ or ‘Negro’ can be used in addition to ‘Black” or ‘African American.’” It is unclear how long the word was included in the document.
A viewer who called in to C-SPAN on Thursday morning referred to President Barack Obama using the N-word before being kicked off the air. The caller identified himself as a Republican from California and started with comments about how he thinks the GOP should not overreach and become too extreme lest Hillary Clinton be elected in 2016.
The caller identified himself as a Republican from California and started with comments about how he thinks the GOP should not overreach and become too extreme lest Hillary Clinton be elected in 2016.
Oregon voter turnout was 69.5 percent, and Democrats won BIG, by Laurence Lewis Neo-Confederates Emboldened, by vickijean
Neo-Confederates Emboldened, by vickijean