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  • Bush Drops Opposition To Housing Bill
    President Bush dropped his opposition Wednesday to a broad housing package aimed at bolstering the sagging economy, despite his objections to including $3.9 billion for neighborhoods hit hardest by foreclosures.


Gay Business World
  • Indiana and North Carolina Primary Results – Same Story, Different Night
    On the campaign trail in North Carolina last week, Hillary Clinton said last night's primaries could be a 'game changer'. They weren't. After his loss in the Pennsylvania, Barack Obama called Indiana's primary a 'tie-breaker.' It wasn't. Instead Clinton won Indiana, Barack Obama won North Carolina. So today we yet again have another split decision and I'm starting to feel like Bill Murray's character in the film Groundhog's Day.
  • Op-Ed: The Few, the Proud, the Convicted Felons
    The military doesn't want gay men or lesbians serving in the armed forces but they are actively recruiting convicted felons. Rape, manslaughter, arson, kidnapping on your record? No problem. Just don't be queer. The number of reports of physical violence and abuse by soldiers returning from duty is alarming. What do we think we are doing sending people who are already disturbed over there?
  • Hypocrite of the Week: CNN Contributor Roland S. Martin

    CNN contributor Roland S. Martin finally went too far in his gyrations to leap to Barack Obama's aid. In dueling comments about the controversial Rev. Jeremiah Wright made less than 24 hours apart, Martin contradicted himself and his months of commentary on the Wright controversy and wound up looking absurdly partisan and, of course, patently hypocritical.

  • What Can a Small Business Coach Do For You?
    Do you ever get the funny feeling that you are talking only to yourself? When you try to think about strategy for your company, do you stare at a blank wall? Are the voices in your head louder than the radio? If this is true for you, then you might have small business owner syndrome. This is most easily remedied by talking to someone else. Your best bet? A business coach.
  • Is The Tide Really Turning Against Barack Obama?
    In a week when he should have been focused on getting his campaign back on track ahead of Tuesday's primaries in Indiana and North Carolina, Barack Obama's campaign was once again driven to distraction on the campaign trail. Recent polls show Sen. Hillary Clinton gaining on him in North Carolina, Indiana and on a national level. But does all of this mean that the tide is turning against Barack Obama? Maybe. Maybe not.